Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Epilepsy
| 1. | Do I have partial epilepsy or the more generalized kind? |
| 2. | Am I likely to have more seizures in the future without medication or other treatment? |
| 3. | If I need medication, what side effects can I expect? |
| 4. | What should I do when I notice these side effects? |
| 5. | What should I do if I have another seizure? |
| 6. | Is it safe for me to drive? If not, when will it be safe to start driving again? |
| 7. | Is it safe for me to swim? Are there any other activities I should be cautious about participating in? |
| 8. | Is it safe for me to drink alcohol? |
| 9. | Could brain surgery be effective in stopping my seizures? |
| 10. | What should I tell my friends, co-workers, and family members about this condition? |
WebMD 10 Questions
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Jon Glass on September 16, 2009
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