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Hello
Sun, 11/05/2017 - 19:26Topic: Epilepsy.com Help
My MRI results says that I have no problems in my brain and I have experienced this seizures for several time what can I do to be cured
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While MRIs do offer their own
Submitted by Jazz101 on Wed, 2017-11-08 - 19:05
While MRIs do offer their own specifics, getting deeper into trying to find out more about seizures involves things like a Video EEG, where they can also lower your medication with the hope of increasing the probability that seizures or seizure-like activity may occur. Speak with your neurologist about getting one done.
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Submitted by Travis41 on Mon, 2017-11-13 - 11:59
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learn about what types of
Submitted by Amy Jo on Mon, 2017-11-06 - 00:35
learn about what types of seizures you have and talk to your neurologist about what approaches you can try to get control (meds are most common, low carb diets work for some people, and there might be other possible approaches for your situation). sometimes a resection might be appropriate even if there are no lesions on imaging but that’s really a discussion for you and your doc because there just isn’t enough info in the original post to say much.