Newly Diagnosed - Mainly Worried About Medicine Side Effects

Hi all, New here, based in the UK (I'm English), was diagnosed on Wednesday by a neurologist, after 4 seizures (minimum) in 2 months, all in my sleep, being taken to hospital twice (including once evacuated off a plane). The reason for this intro is to say, I'm still kind of in shock, especially as someone who has never done drugs, very moderate drinker, etc. So I never really expected at the age of 31, to be having seizures and being medicated for it. In any case, they put me on levetiracetam (forgive my spelling) known to most of you as keppra, first 250mg to go up to 500mg. I do feel quite strange already, but am determined to stick it out, only worrying about any physical side effects. I did post in the relevant thread on this in the correct sub-forum, but my post is still awaiting moderation. So, what worries me, is I see all kinds of people claiming to be losing their hair (yes believe it or not, my main worry is going bald, I know that's vain!), and to a lesser extent skin problems. I don't believe everything I read on the internet, but neither do I think these people are engaged in some kind of conspiracy, so I guess there is some truth to it. But often what is missing in these cases is a rational discussion, of people explaining their wider health, what other medicine they are taking, and a serious look at the statistics of what % of people are affected and in what way (I have seen this link that was posted, but the jargon is not clear to me, what does "post-marketing" reports mean, and there is no number posted, so it could be 0.04% or 40% of people losing their hair for all the reader knows: https://reference.medscape.com/drug/keppra-spritam-levetiracetam-343013#4). So yes please do forgive the rant, all, but I am a little bit frustrated by this, I am sure many will identify. Having said that, though, I also wanted to say that this forum is a great resource and it is so important sometimes just to read other people with similar experiences. So thank you to all the volunteers who keep it going. W