**7. Conclusion**

The described above has enabled us to identify the excitotoxic effect induced by epileptic seizures, whether clinical or experimental. Likewise, it illustrated some of the toxic effects of antiepileptic drugs. From what has been illustrated, it is necessary to conduct research that allows offering other therapeutic alternatives to reduce the toxic effects of seizures and pharmacological therapy. The proposal of alternative treatments to treat seizures is essential to boost anti-toxic defense mechanisms. It can be suggested to propose therapies that minimize neuronal death or treatments with substances that activate antiepileptic protein activity, such as the extrinsic and intrinsic *Wnt* pathway stimulation, or molecules that interact with the proteins involved in inflammatory and oxidative processes. The above mentioned could overall help reduce the interactions between the epileptic and pharmacological processes that ulteriorly lead to toxic effects on epileptic patients.
