Anticonvulsants, dermal complications.

8. Kara NN. Spinal congenital dermal sinus associated with upper thoracic meningocele. Case Report. Neurosurg Focus. 2003; 15: ECP2. Madam, Epilepsy is one of the prevalent neurological diseases treated with several drugs especially anticonvulsants.1 Although other treating effects have been mentioned for this group of drugs, they are variously used in treating neurological, dermal and other, diseases.2 Considering ever-increasing use of the mentioned drugs in society, it is better to consider their complications especially dermal ones which are sometimes deathly.3Anticonvulsants are of main elements in controlling and preventing from epileptic seizures.4 Different kinds of anticonvulsants are used considering relatively high prevalence of convulsion in Iran (about 1%). However, this group of drugs is used to treat other diseases such as neuralgia following herpes zoster which are very effective in pain mitigation.5 Although most systemic complications of the mentioned drugs such as hepatitis and renal insufficiency are more considered, it is better to remember that most of them result in very severe mucocutaneous complications such that the drugs should be changed or their consumption should be stopped.6 Since anticonvulsants lead to a lot of dermal