- What is the difference between “Fits” and “Epilepsy”?
- Does a person who gets only a single fit have epilepsy?
- What are the different types of epilepsy?
- What are the common causes of epilepsy?
- What are the main features of different seizure types?
- What are Febrile convulsions?
- How common are Febrile convulsions?
- What is the outcome of children with febrile convulsion?
- Can new-born babies have seizures?
- What is the relation of mental retardation and epilepsy?
- Can mental stress cause epilepsy?
- How common is epilepsy after head trauma?
- Does excitement predispose to fits?
- Can some people bring on their fits?
TREATMENT:
- To what extent can drug treatment help in patients with epilepsy?
- How long the treatment should be continued?
- What are the main principles of drug treatment for epilepsy?
- Why is it important to take anti-epileptic drugs regularly?
- What is the effect of anti-epileptic drugs on behaviour?
- Can epilepsy be cured?
- What is the risk of seizure recurrence after stopping anti-epileptic treatment?
- Should the anti-epileptic drug be discontinued during any other intercurrent illness?
- What should be done if the patient forgets to take a dose of anti-epileptic drugs?
- Can a person with epilepsy and on treatment with anti-epileptic drugs take alcoholic drinks?
- What should be done if some one gets an epileptic fit on the road side or any where else?
- How frequently should a person with epilepsy visit the treating doctor?
- What is the effect of fits on the memory?
- Can seizures cause brain damage?
- What is the role of different investigations like EEG, CT scan, and MRI scan in the diagnosis of epilepsy?
- Blood levels of anti-epileptic drugs are frequently prescribed by doctors. What is the role of getting blood levels done?
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