Hypohidrosis topiramate

Areas J, Ferrer T, Roche MC, Martinez-Bermejo A, Lopez-Martin V. Hypohidrosis related to the administration of topiramate to children. Epilepsia 2001 42(10) 1363-5. 

Sweat glands Hypohidrosis and hyperthermia are uncommon adverse reactions to topiramate and usually occur in children with epilepsy. Reversible hypohidrosis has been reported in an adult taking topiramate for chronic migraine [297 ]. 

Of 151 children with epilepsy, mean age 33 months, taking topiramate, 59 had symptoms related to hypohidrosis, such as facial flushing, lethargy, pruritus, irritability with hyperthermia, or heat intolerance [298 ]. 

Kim SC, Seol IJ, Kim SJ. Hypohidrosis-related symptoms in pediatric epileptic patients with topiramate. Pediatr Int 2010 52(1) 109-12. 

Margari L, Ventura P, Buttiglione M, Presicci A, Lucarelli E, Sardaro M, Di Fruscolo O, de Tommaso M. Electrophys-iological study in 2 children with transient hypohidrosis induced by topiramate. Clin Neuropharmacol 2008 31(6) 339-46. 

Karachristianou S, Papamichalis E, Sarantopoulos A, Boura P, Georgiadis G. Hypohidrosis induced by topiramate in an adult patient. Epileptic Disord June 2013 15(2) 203-6. 

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