Epilepsy is a condition defined by unprovoked or reflex seizures, often occurring without warning. The condition impacts much of a patient's life, including personal safety, memory, and views by others. Those who have active seizures live with the fact that they can have a seizure at any time. Those whose seizures are controlled by medication live with the underlying side effects and the need to remember to take the medication at the correct times.
Issues for people with epilepsy
Modesty in medical settings
Sex differences in stroke care
Controversies about psychiatry
Long-term depression
Safe listening
Epilepsy and driving
Autism-friendly