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SharJ Female, 54 years San Diego - CA Member since Jun 2008
Mood: SharJ now dealing with a broken right foot, off my feet 6 to 8 weeks. Feeling a little depressed, it's like what else? Journal Entry: "I have spent the day with doctors because..." [Read]
SharJ Female, 54 years San Diego - CA Member since Jun 2008
Mood: SharJ now dealing with a broken right foot, off my feet 6 to 8 weeks. Feeling a little depressed, it's like what else? Journal Entry: "I have spent the day with doctors because..." [Read]
SharJ Female, 54 years San Diego - CA Member since Jun 2008
Mood: SharJ now dealing with a broken right foot, off my feet 6 to 8 weeks. Feeling a little depressed, it's like what else? Journal Entry: "I have spent the day with doctors because..." [Read]
now dealing with a broken right foot, off my feet 6 to 8 we...
The term epilepsy simply describes the condition of recurrent seizures. The outcome of the seizure disorder depends on the cause of the seizures, if a cause is discovered.
If an underlying medical condition is present then the outcome of the seizures depends on the treatment of this condition.
If it is related to progressive medical conditions such as some brain tumors or metabolic conditions may be difficult to control and may have a poor outcome.
Anticonvulsant medications may need frequent adjustments,monitoring of anticonvulsant medications with laboratory tests may be necessary.
IT will usually have to be taken for a life-time, depending on your condition only your doctor can make decisions regarding reducing the dosage, tapering the medication etc, if your condition permits.
ref:http://www.emedicinehealth.com/epilepsy/page9_em.htm