Yes: Infections and particularly fever can lower seizure threshhold and trigger a seizure. Everybody, even people without seizure disorder, has a stress level that may result in a seizure but especially people with underlying seizure disorder. If you haven't been diagnosed with seizures before, you definitely need to see a doctor.
Answered 8/10/2017
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UTI/Seizures: Febrile seizures are possible if temperature goes up too high & the infection not controlled.
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Could provoke: Epilepsy is secondary to an abnormality within the brain, and those who suffer this can be controlled with anti-epileptic medications. However, increased risk occurs from lack of sleep, poor nutrition, chemical imbalances, marked stress, and infections. Although a urinary tract infection is not the cause, a bad infection could well trigger a seizure if meds are not optimal. See a neurologist.
Answered 10/29/2016
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