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Do epileptic drugs make your way of thinking deeper?
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No: Many medications used to treat epilepsy can cause confusion, temporary memory loss or speech difficulties. However, if you experience these side effects, please consult your health provider before discontinuing the medication.
Answered 9/8/2019
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