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2025-10-01 08:57:01
My husband had a seizure a week back. Eeg is fine. He is on medication of seizure and diabetes. He wants to to known is he can drink beer 1 or 2 with medication occasionally
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Does he have seizures since long time and what medications are he taking ? Also were the seizures related to alcohol withdrawal or intake ? Alcohol itself can cause seizures and  so can alcohol withdrawal. Alcohol may also affect certain medication levels.
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It is advisable to consult with all details with a Neurologist.

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