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maclean
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PostPosted: 11/18/05 - 01:00    Post subject: withdrawing from keppra Vote now! Reply with quote

hello! I am 46 year-old female a I am trying to cut back my keppra medications. I started experiencing hot flashes and mood swings at the same time I started tapering. Is there anybody else who has experienced similar symptoms from withdrawing from keppra. I would appreciate all the info! Thank you!
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PostPosted: 12/23/05 - 07:47    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Hello! I have never used keppra but I have been experiencing hot flashes, and mood swings. The reason for these problems was the onset of menopause. Did you forget about that? These are the most common symptoms fro some women, it could be yours as well. However, I may be wrong as I don’t know how keppra works. It would be best if you talked to your doctor about the symptoms.
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