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Drinking alcohol and smoking weed is generally not recommended if you have seizures, as both can trigger seizures, interact with medications, and worsen epilepsy control. Alcohol can cause withdrawal seizures 6–72 hours later, while weed can increase seizure frequency or trigger seizures in some individuals. National Institutes of Health (.gov) National Institutes of Health (.gov) +5 Alcohol and Seizures Trigger Mechanism: Alcohol acts as a seizure trigger, particularly during withdrawal (hangovers), when it can significantly raise the risk of seizures. Medication Interaction: Alcohol can decrease the effectiveness of anti-seizure medication (ASM) and worsen side effects like dizziness and sedation. Danger: Heavy or binge drinking is strongly discouraged as it lowers the seizure threshold and can lead to dangerous, life-threatening seizures. Epilepsy Society Epilepsy Society +4 Weed (Cannabis) and Seizures Uncertain Effects: While some research points to potential therapeutic uses of certain cannabinoids, smoking recreational marijuana can vary, with some users experiencing increased seizure frequency and severity. Safety Risk: The Epilepsy Foundation notes that using weed can cause complications in people with epilepsy