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- Drug
Interactions
Medications for other conditions may interact
with your anti-epileptic medication. Always tell your physician,
pharmacist or dentist what other medications you are taking.
Drug interactions may increase or decrease the effectiveness of
anti-epileptic medications.
Anti-epileptic medications can lessen the effectiveness of birth
control pills, your physician can talk to you about the best possible
combination.
You should also be aware that drug interactions can take place
with a variety of substances, including some food products,
over the counter decongestants, products containing ASA, diet
pills, and some herbal medications.
Your local epilepsy association may have a more complete list
of drug interactions.
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