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Can epilepsy be cured?
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Today, most epilepsy is treated with medication. Drugs do not cure epilepsy, but they can often control seizures very well. About 80% of people with epilepsy today have their seizures controlled by medication at least some of the time.
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Can epilepsy be cured?
- Epilepsy is not always curable, but many achieve seizure control with treatment. Some may experience long-term remission.
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Treatment options:
- Anti-seizure medications are primary. Alternatives include surgery, vagus nerve stimulation, or dietary therapies if medications fail.
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Living with epilepsy:
- With proper care and lifestyle adjustments, individuals can lead full, active lives.
Consult a neurologist for a personalized treatment plan. Regular follow-up is crucial.
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