Overview
Most people with epilepsy can become seizure-free with the right medicine. Accurate diagnosis of the seizure type guides treatment, and specialist options are available when medicines do not work.
Who it may help
- People who have had a first seizure
- People with epilepsy whose seizures are not controlled
- Women with epilepsy planning pregnancy
- Children and adults with side effects from medicines
What the service includes
EEG and brain MRI, choice and adjustment of anti-seizure medicines, advice on safety, driving, work and pregnancy, and assessment for epilepsy surgery or other treatments when needed.
What to expect
Keep a seizure diary and take medicines regularly. Regular follow-up reviews seizure control and side effects.
At KIH
KIH's neurology team diagnoses and treats epilepsy in children and adults.
This information is for general education. Your doctor will explain whether this treatment is suitable for you, and its benefits and risks. For a medical emergency, call +92-51-8446666 or go to the nearest emergency department.
