Two years later, however, I am suffering from ongoing and increasingly worse joint pain and I read on epilepsy.com that it can be a side fx of keppra. My Neurologist doesn't think that keppra is the culprit. I am being weaned off the Keppra, fortunately, but as I'm being weaned the pain grows. Looking for feedback and advice.
In the meantime I am taking calcium, MSM, Chondroitin Glucosamine and doing regular exercises. However, the chronic pain worries me and I wonder if anyone else has recommendations. Thanks!
Take care, Annette
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