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Are epilepsy and coffee a bad combination ?
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Not necessarily: I have seen numerous epilepsy patients, and most drink coffee, consume coca cola, and some even employ high caffeine energy drinks. As long as they take their anti-epileptic medications, seems to be no real problem or risk.
Answered 7/13/2016
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