Could it be the baclofen?

  My daughter had a baclofen pump placed at CCF in June of this year. She also has epilepsy and is currently on tegratol and just recently started the ketogenic diet. Her seizures have gotten worse since having the pump placed but we are not sure if it's the baclofen or the tegratol. The teg has never done much for seizure control and they acytually got worse with each  increase. Her baclofen pump is set at 100 mcg per day, is this enough to cause seizures to worsen?
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Of then two drugs you mention the baclofen is most likely to be associated with
this increase in seizure frequency.
Intrathecal baclofen therapy has been reported as a side effect of baclofen
administered by this route, biothninpeople whio have a background history of epilepsy and
in people whi never had seizures before baclofen therapy.
This is often an indication that the dosage it too high for that
particular individual and reduction of the dosage may be sufficient to
achieve seizure control.
It does not sound like the tegretol is doing much good at this point,
but it is a widely used anti-convulsant and I would be hesitant about
discarding it without first looking at the baclofen which is the more
likely culprit.
I have attached a reference which discusses this topic, you may wish to
draw your physician attention to it.
Kofler M.  Kronenberg MF.  Rifici C.  Saltuari L.  Bauer G.
Department of Neurology, University of Innsbruck, Austria.
Epileptic seizures associated with intrathecal baclofen application.
Neurology.  44(1):25-7, 1994 Jan.