Truth be told, this is one of the rarest antibiotic side effects you could experience from antibiotics.
However, it can happen especially to people with a history of seizures or those diagnosed with epilepsy.
What you can do: Tell your doctor if you have a family history of seizures or epilepsy or if you’re at risk for this type of reactions. If you’re already diagnosed with epilepsy, inform your doctor about the treatment you’re taking so that it won’t interfere with antibiotics.
Call your doctor: If you’re having seizures or if your condition is worsening after starting an antibiotic treatment, stop taking it right away and call your doctor.
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