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Seizure

- Summary
- About seizures
- Other related symptoms
- Types and differences
- Potential causes
- Diagnosing causes
- Treatment and prevention
- First aid
- Questions for your doctor

Reviewed By:
Dongwoo John Chang, M.D.

Questions for your doctor regarding seizures

Preparing questions in advance can help patients have more meaningful discussions with healthcare professionals regarding their condition. Patients may wish to ask their doctor the following seizure-related questions:

  1. What type of seizure did I have?

  2. Will you need to speak to people who witnessed the seizure to confirm your diagnosis?

  3. What could have caused my seizure?

  4. Do I have epilepsy?

  5. How will you identify any underlying medical conditions that may be related to my seizure?

  6. What kind of treatment do you recommend for me? Are there risks involved?

  7. How long will I require treatment?

  8. Is there a chance I could have another seizure?

  9. What should I do if I have another seizure?

  10. What can I do to reduce my risk of seizures?

  11. What should I do if my child or loved one has a seizure?

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Review Date: 08-30-2007
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