They are very different conditions. A good doctor would not confuse them.
Epilepsy needs doctors advice, and also to be under doctors care periodically.
Do people who have lupas get ms
A doctor with specialty training in epilepsy is a neurologist/epileptologist.
It will depend on the type of job and how severe your epilepsy is. It would be a decision of who is hiring and their doctors as to whether you were fit for the job.
The goal of epilepsy treatment is to eliminate seizures or make the symptoms less frequent and less severe. Long-term anticonvulsant drug therapy is the most common form of epilepsy treatment.
Simple fainting spells can be mistaken for it. But it seems that others are also on the list. I have included a link to a site that gives this information for you.
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Yes, Napoleon Bonaparte did have epilepsy, as did Julius Caesar.
He did have seizures and probable epilepsy. He may have been deaf in the left ear as so.
It depends what the triggers are for your epilepsy. The BEST advice - would be to consult your doctor. They would be able to tell you whether it's safe for you to go on one. Additionally - they may issue you with a letter giving you the 'all clear' - just in case the parks owners are sceptical about letting you ride.
You are best to talk to your doctors about this. However, a lack of fruit would not in itself be a cause of epilepsy. The epilepsy, or whatever is causing the twitching, is likely to be down to something else. In relation to the fruit, their advice to you would be to have your daughter look after her health generally, which would include having a good diet.
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