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I Need More Food
4/27/2009 4:40 PM UTC
Great show. Please continue with the good content! :)
Spanner
11/6/2008 5:51 PM UTC
I was diagnosed as having epilesy 30 years ago and have had seizures over the years. Usually 1 about every 2-3 years. Recently, I was diagnosed as having border-line sleep apnea. Could Sleep Apnea trigger a seizure?
Ely2152
9/25/2008 2:54 AM UTC
hello. I have had seizures for about 13years now.Right now theyare conrolledwith lacmital. I was on Dilantin before for about 2 years. I TREMBLE ALOT AND I WAN TO KNOW IF I SHOULD CHANGE MY MEDICATION BECAUSE O THIS SIDE EFFECT. IT'S REALLY HARD FOR ME WHE I HAVE TO HANDSOMEHING TO SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY THINK I AM SCARE OF SOMETHING. IT IS EMBARRASIG. aNOTHER concern i HAVE IS that i have a 4 year old and he seems to get HYPE ALOT. i WAS ON DILANIN DURING MY PRGNACY. dOES THIS HAVETO DO SOMEHING WITH HIS BEHAVIOR?
hannahc
9/24/2008 11:05 AM UTC
Hi Dr. Kanner, what would i need to do for me to change my medication to get onto the diet? Also What are the risk and how long will it take before i see results
Norlyn
8/15/2008 12:44 AM UTC
A lot of people experience mood changes and depression. How do we know it is the epilepsy and/or the drugs that is causing it?
8/15/2008 12:07 AM UTC
Hi Dr. Kanner, What drugs for epilepsy are related to mood depression and depression?
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