Yes, can happen: However, rather uncommon and likely incidence well under 10% of all patients, but have encountered this on occasion. Discuss with your doctor as a simple switch to a more potent medication and protection with an anti-epileptic drug should suffice.
Answered 10/14/2014
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Seizures and MS: About 2% of people with MS may have a seizure during their lifetime. This is slightly more frequent than people without MS. So yes, there is a connection. Anything that irritates the brain may cause a seizure. It is surprising people with MS do not have seizures more often.
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