Epilepsy: when drugs are stopped - The sudden stopping of drug therapy to epileptic children does not increase the risk of seizure. ...

Epilepsy - Q:Despite the fact that doctors have got me diagnosed as epileptic, I know I am not and that the underlying cause of my seizures is anti-convulsants....

Drugs for epilepsy - Q:I first had an epileptic seizure 32 years ago, and for the following 10 years had about two grandmal seizures a year. Following the first episode...

Epilepsy drug linked to serious vision problems - The anti epileptic drug vigabatrin could cause vision problems in many patients, new research indicates. ...

Polymyalgia and seizures - Q My four-year-old daughter started having seizures last April. In just 14 months, she has had a total of eight, one every two weeks. She had just sta...

Anticonvulsants don't work on babies - Prescribing anticonvulsants is an ineffective way of controlling neonatal seizures, say researchers. ...

Major seizure link to jabs - The MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) and DTP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis) vaccines increase the rate of seizure by more than three times, the most...

Epilepsy: hold off on drugs - Children who suffer their first ever epilepsy seizure are no worse off for having any treatment delayed to see if a second seizure occurs, researchers...