With the right diagnosis and medicines, many people with epilepsy have good seizure control. We focus on finding the cause, choosing treatment carefully and following up regularly.
Seizures can look like
- Jerking of the arms and legs with loss of consciousness
- Brief staring spells or unresponsiveness
- Sudden confusion, unusual sensations or repeated movements
- Unexplained falls or loss of awareness
Our approach
- 1Finding the causeDetailed history (an eyewitness account or phone video helps), examination, and tests such as EEG and brain imaging as needed.
- 2Medication planningChoosing anti-seizure medicines suited to age, seizure type and lifestyle, with clear dosing guidance.
- 3Follow-upRegular reviews to adjust treatment, manage side effects and support school, work and driving questions.
This page provides general information and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. Treatment decisions are made after an individual assessment. Last updated .