Epilepsy

Will switching to a generic epilepsy medication give you more seizures?

Find out whether you should consider joining a study that tests new drugs and devices to treat seizures from epilepsy.

Find out how specialists called neurologists and epileptologists can help diagnose and treat your epilepsy seizures.

In the past 20 years, the number of epilepsy drugs available has more than doubled. Learn how to find the right epilepsy medication for controlling your seizures.

Experts answer 7 frequently asked questions about epilepsy.

This accomplished student used to be afraid to tell people she has epilepsy, but now encourages kids with the condition to let others know.

Learn how actor Greg Gunberg is helping find a cure for epilepsy.

To ensure successful epilepsy treatment, take an active role in your treatment. Take your medication as prescribed, ask about side effects, and don’t give up.

Many medications on the market today are prescribed for one condition but have been found to help others as well. Is your drug doing double duty?

Many epilepsy drugs interact with each other, with over-the-counter medicines, and with other prescription drugs. Here's how to avoid potentially harmful drug interactions.

When you have a chronic illness, you have to balance your health demands with your work demands. Here are some practical tips.