- I have symptoms, and I’m worried that I may have epilepsy.
- I have epilepsy, and this is a checkup or follow-up visit.
- I have epilepsy, and I’m sick or having problems.
I have symptoms, and I’m worried that I may have epilepsy.
Reviewed by Neil Lava, MD on May 05, 2019
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If I’ve had a seizure, does it mean I have epilepsy?
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What are the symptoms of a seizure? How do I know I’ve had one?
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Should I have tests to see if I have a condition that’s causing my seizures?
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Is there anything I can do to prevent seizures?
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What should I do if I have another seizure?
I have epilepsy, and this is a checkup or follow-up visit.
Reviewed by Neil Lava, MD on May 05, 2019
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What is the root cause of my epilepsy? Can it be treated?
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Should I take a medication to stop me from having seizures? What are my options?
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Are there other treatments for epilepsy? Can special diets help?
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Is it safe for me to keep working? Is it safe for me to drive?
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Can seizures cause lasting damage?
I have epilepsy, and I’m sick or having problems.
Reviewed by Neil Lava, MD on May 05, 2019
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Are my problems a sign that my epilepsy is getting worse?
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Could my problems be a side effect of medication? Should I change to a new one?
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Should I have tests to see if other conditions are causing my problems?
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Are there other treatments for epilepsy besides medication?
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Should I see a specialist or join a support group?