So some of you may remember i had an ambulatory EEG back on the first and the 2nd. Well i decided to smoke some weed just for the hell of it... This was to test for seizures, and apparently i "show signs of epileptic activity" and im tempted to call and ask for a bit more detail on the results... and if she says "well the activity occurred after you woke up around midnight" i would probably just say "i wasn't having a seizure, i was just high". but regardless she called in a prescription for keppra and have to go pick it up tomorrow...

Anyone have any experience taking it? Im pretty sure its not recreational in the slightest, my neurologist mentioned that it might make me aggressive, and from google looks like being lazy or tired is a common side effect... and granted that im already lazy and have anger issues that i barley have control over these 2 side effect, should they happen arent going to be anything im going to want to put up for 2 fucking years before they reevaluate me...

seems like its prescribed for whatever type of seizure that causes you to fall over convulsing but ive never had one in my life as far as i or anyone around me can tell...

its aparently usefull for dealing with alcohol dependency...........thats all i could find.

im not really a raging alcoholic...

oh and what are the general laws regarding doctor patient confidentiality for minors? if anyone happens to know...

im not really a raging alcoholic...

oh and what are the general laws regarding doctor patient confidentiality for minors? if anyone happens to know...

depends on the state and such. heres a good link 4 the info
http://www.enotes.com/everyday-law-encyclopedia/doctor-patient-confidentiality

the general rules is its confidential, unless you say somthing that would be harming yourself or others. (suicide, self mutilation, etc.) im not sure how the base drugs into the self harm category though.

I was prescribed Keppra for seizures in high school and they gave me too high a dose, and I had bizarre hallucinations and all other sorts of bad side effects. Not a good experience.