Can Alzheimer's cause seizures?

A small proportion of patients with Alzheimer’s disease may experience seizures solely as a result of the advancing Alzheimer’s disease. If someone has seizures a medical workup for other causes of seizures, such as tumors or strokes, should be carried out. But if no other causes are found, the patient should be treated with anti-seizure medications, such as the drug Dilantin or a similar drug prescribed to minimize the risk of recurrence of seizures.

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