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in people with epilepsy. They could even trigger a seizure for the first time," their experts warn."The most common OTC medicine that could do this is probably diphenhydramine, the active ingredient in medicines like Benadryl, which is used for colds, allergies, and promoting sleep."In general, people with epilepsy should consult their doctors before taking any kind of medication—prescription or over-the-counter.
For example,"medicines for runny and stuffed noses containing pseudoephedrine or phenylephrine appear to be relatively safe, but there are reports of seizures caused by these drugs too," explains the Epilepsy Foundation.and any medications with 'D' on the end ," notes the medical nonprofit Ochsner Health.
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