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Medications for epilepsy are mainstays in controlling epileptic seizures. But surgical procedures are another dimension in treatment. Learn about your options.

Treatment

Learn more about drugs used to treat epilepsy here.

This is one of the oldest treatments for epilepsy, and helps lessen seizures.

Biofeedback, melatonin, and large vitamin doses can help. Read on.

This technique is an excellent way to gain control over epilepsy seizures. Keep an open mind – and read on.

Learn about the different kinds of surgery used to treat epilepsy.

Learn the risks and benefits of this epilepsy surgery.

Care

Here are tips on taking epilepsy medications.

To prevent injuries during a seizure, these tips will help.

Steer clear of risks when you take one or more medications for epilepsy.

Has it been awhile since you’ve had a seizure? Talk to your doctor about stopping medication.

If you have epilepsy, you may have concerns about getting pregnant or using birth control. Read on.

Caring for your epileptic child.

Women's Interest

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New technique helps neurosurgeons remove epileptic seizure points.

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