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12/11/07
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The Flu Season: Do you need to worry about medication interactions?
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The winter months are a time when sore throats, runny noses, bronchitis, and the flu are common illnesses. They may require you to take either over-the-counter medication or medication prescribed by your medical doctor. You may wonder if your seizures or your seizure medicine will be affected by taking another medication. The best approach is to ask your neurologist or nurse before starting any new medication, but there are some guidelines to follow to avoid any problems with interactions between your seizure medicines and treatments for colds and flu.
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