Specializes in Gastroenterology
Keppra generally does not lower iron levels. Very rarely it could contribute to bleeding . If you see Black, bloody , or tarry looking stools, you should report that to your physician immediately. Otherwise, it should not affect your iron levels at all. Good luck.
Answered 2/15/2023
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Specializes in Internal Medicine
Keppra is not known to lower iron. In case iron is low workup and oral replacement is usually needed under the care of your doc.
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