How Epilepsy is treated

Medications are used to treat epilepsy are called anti-epileptic drugs.

About 30 anti-seizure medications are currently approved to treat epilepsy.

About 6 in 10 people may control their seizures with the first or second medicine.

Yet a survey of adults in the community found that 56% still have seizures.

Neurologists are specialized doctors in treating epilepsy.

If the seizures are not controlled with 2 or more medications, one will be evaluated at an epilepsy center where options beyond medications are possible.

Epilepsy surgery, Vagus Nerve Stimulations and Ketogenic diet are other methods of treatment.

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