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I have been diagnosis epilepcy in 2008 . i took drug for 5 years before that . from 2009 my whole body is paralizing . eye sight is getting darker too?
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No correlation: Doubt any correlation unless you could give more specific information. If anything, epilepsy may be associated with cognitive impairment but rarely with weakness or changes in vision, unless the cause of epilepsy is a degenerative disorder of the brain.
Answered 7/5/2013
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