if you take keppra and you have any side-effects:  what are they and does it hinder you in any way?
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http://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/rxdrugprofiles/drugs/kep1561.shtml
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No bad side effects, it only makes you a little jittery at first, then it just helps you make it through the day.  Things are less stressful while on this medication.
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yes one of the complication is waigh gain\n\nWhat are the good points about the Pill?\n\nThe Pill has now been shown to have certain major health advantages:\n\n\nit abolishes period pain\n\n\nit makes periods shorter\n\n\nit makes them lighter.\n\n\nBecause of this, you are less likely to get anaemic.\n\nIf you have acne, the Pill should improve it.\n\nIn addition, it decreases your chances of getting certain cancers (though it increases the risk of others). Please see the section on cancer, below.\n\nBut can’t it give you a lot of side effects when you start? During the first few packs of the Pill, many women get minor, passing side effects, such as:\n\n\nheadaches\n\n\nnausea\n\n\nbreast tenderness\n\n\nslight weight gain\n\n\nslight ‘spotting’ of blood between the periods. \n\n\nThese side-effects usually go away after the first few packs. If they don’t, it’s very easy to get rid of them by simply switching to another brand of the 23 available brands of Pill.\n\n(For a full list of possible side-effects, see the package leaflet.)\n\nWhat about serious side-effects, like thrombosis?\n\nThere is no doubt at all that the Pill can occasionally cause serious problems like:\n\n\ndeep vein thrombosis (DVT) or clotting\n\n\nheart attacks \n\n\nstrokes.\n\n\nFortunately, these events are very rare. BUT ... they are much more likely to happen if you have certain ‘risk factors,’ which include:\n\n\nbeing a smoker \n\n\nhaving a bad family history of thrombosis or some similar illness (say, if your mother had a heart attack at 40)\n\n\nbeing severely overweight \n\n\nbeing diabetic (though quite a few non-smoking diabetics do use the Pill, under careful supervision)\n\n\nhaving high blood pressure \n\n\nhaving a high blood cholesterol level (hypercholesterolaemia) \n\n\na ‘past history’ of phlebitis (vein inflammation) or thrombophlebitis\n\n\nbeing immobile for a while (especially when having a surgical operation).\n\n\nThere are other ‘risk factors’ – for instance, making a very long journey in a plane or a cramped car seat. Your doctor or Family Planning nurse can give you more details.\n\n\nVaricose veins\n\nA lot of people (including some doctors) have the idea that ‘you can’t take the Pill if you have varicose veins'. This isn’t true. \n\nHowever, in recent years it has become clear that severe problems with varicose veins are a contraindication to the Pill. \n\nBut if you just have mild and superficial varicose veins, it is quite likely that your doctor will be willing to prescribe a low-dose Pill for you – provided that you have no other risk factors.\n\n\nMigraine\n\nIn 2004, new research showed that women who have severe migraine and who also use the Pill run an unacceptable risk of having a stroke.\n\nI’m not talking about people who have an occasional slight headache, like we all do. But if you have genuine migraine attacks – particularly migraines with ‘aura’ affecting your eyesight – then in my opinion you shouldn’t be on the Pill. \n\n\nDoes age make a difference?\n\nYes. The Pill is extraordinarily safe for young women in their teens or 20s who have no ‘risk factors’ (such as smoking). But when you get to the age of 35 or 40, the chances of having a thrombosis (clot) are starting to increase.\n\nIn practice, there are plenty of women of 40 who take the Pill. But as the years go by, there is more and more reason to switch to the mini-Pill, or to some other method of contraception, such as sterilisation and vasectomy for men. \n\nWhat about cancer?\n\n \nDid you know?\n\nThe Pill can increase the risk of some cancers and reduce the risk of others. Ask your doctor for advice. \n \n \nThe Pill does affect your risk of certain types of cancer, and when you first decide to go on it, you should be told about this. \n\nBut it’s important for you to realise that the Pill actually reduces your chances of getting some cancers – while it increases the risk of others. As far a
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Side effects for Effexor (Venlafaxine), are:\n\nSide effects that you should report to your prescriber or health care professional as soon as possible:\nRare or uncommon:\n•abnormal body movements, for example, of your tongue or upper body\n•difficulty breathing\n•fainting spells\n•problems passing urine (increase or decrease in frequency)\n•mania (over-active behavior)\n•rapid heartbeat, or palpitations\n•seizures (convulsions)\nMore common:\n•agitation, anxiety, or restlessness, especially in the first week of treatment or when doses are changed\n•changes in vision (blurred vision)\n•sexual difficulties (abnormal ejaculation or orgasm, difficult or painful erections, impotence)\n•vomiting\n\nSide effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your prescriber or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):\n•anxiety\n•dry mouth\n•constipation\n•dizziness, drowsiness\n•increased sweating\n•loss of appetite, loss of weight\n•nausea\n•tremor\n•weakness or tiredness\n\n"If anti-depressants are discontinued abruptly, symptoms may occur such as dizziness, headache, nausea, changes in mood, or changes in the sense of smell, taste, etc. (Such symptoms even may occur when even a few doses of anti-depressant are missed.) Therefore, it is recommended that the dose of anti-depressant be reduced gradually when therapy is discontinued."
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You can talk to your doctor or pharmacist about this.  When you get your new prescription there should be a document attached to it that tells about all side effects along with the rate of occurrence.
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A two-year study of Acomplia showed some side effects including depression, anxiety, and irritability. Researchers reported that those side effects were mostly minor and short-lived. But 13 percent of those in the trial who took the most effective dose of the drug, stopped taking it and dropped out of the study due to those side effects.\n\nSome scientist have expressed concern about the mental side effects of the drug and some believe that the FDA will want to carefully study the long-rage use of the drug for possible risk factors before giving its approval, which could take years.
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No side effect really, it boosts your sexual drive if taken regularly...it really works so does Damiana
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I cant find any side effects mentioned.  I think if you stay within the manufacturers guidelines you should be fine.
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You may develop a tolerance for them and a 'normal' dosage won't work. You may develop a dependency on them. There are many health problems you could encounter such as liver damage. You know they aren't prescribed as a sleep aid don't you?
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Nothing much. Only vomitting, Nausea, fever, headache, weakness will be the minor side-effect. At the end, everything will be normal and you will also lose weight.
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SIDE EFFECTS (when taken as directed):\nConstipation, dryness of the mouth, confusion, sedation, light-headedness, respiratory depression, nausea, vomiting, headache, sweating\n\nSYMPTOMS OF OVERDOSE:\nSlow breathing, seizures, dizziness, weakness, loss of consciousness, coma, confusion, cold or clammy skin, small pupils
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No, although some medications have that as a side effect
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There isn't any.  You must weigh these cons:\n\n The disadvantages include the following:\n\n    * There are long term health effects\n    * You must remember to take them daily.\n    * You may have nausea or spotting (or both) during the first month.\n    * Side effects can include headaches, depression or decreased libido.\n    * They provide no protection against sexually transmitted infections.
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I've been on it for about 4 months and I love it.  No pain and best of all no PMS symptoms.  Side effects I've had included forgetfullness and diarrea.  Also, a few migraines, but I had those before as well.  I also love not having a period.\n\nI tried Lupron too, but it made me crazy.  Headaches every day and wicked mood swings.
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Yes they do cause these side effects plus more. All Allopathic Medicines have side effects and all can cause complications. I would suggest that you visit a Good Homeopathic Physician near you for the cure of your sleeping disorder or depression and you will get better faster and totally without any side effects or complications.\nTake Care and God Bless you
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addiction would be the first I think of.  I know a female who has become addicted and it tore up her life and her body is a wreck.  After that I wouldnt take the pills unless I was DESPERATE.\n\ndifferent pills have different individual side effects.
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No side effects....you are just stimulating nerves which in turn excites you because they are sensitive.....I wouldn't worry about it unless you start going after clothes pins or mouse traps on them..........