text: Patients that have had a first<unk>  should be counseled for their<unk>  episode and the possible etiology, lifestyle modifications (safety measures and avoidance of the factors that can lower the<unk>  threshold and predispose to recurrences, such as sleep deprivation, use of alcohol, and illicit drugs), driving, antiepileptic drugs (AED) and their side effects, and follow-up. Patients, family members, friends, and co-workers should be counseled for<unk>  first aid during a<unk>  event such as removal of harmful objects, repositioning the patient in order to support breathing, timing the<unk> , calling for help, not restraining or holding the patient down, and not putting anything in the patient's mouth.
option_0: Seizure secondary prevention
option_1: Seizure primary prevention
option_2: Epilepsy secondary prevention
option_3: Tension headache prevention
option_4: Headache primary prevention
option_5: Tremor secondary prevention
option_6: Transient ischemic attack secondary prevention
option_7: Dizziness primary prevention