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Since I Changed My Meds, It Is Hard To Say Now. But Years Go, I Would Have One A Year. Which I Liked Very Much.
As long as you are not having them in a dangerous situation which can cause harm to others I believe the medication change was a change for the positive. I know from past experience even a little seizure is never fun but it also teaches you in a way because if you eat certain things those certain things might be a trigger. Keep a log of those foods and you may found out what is becoming the trigger for the seizures to activate.
I use to have 25 to 30 seizures a month. I have what Drs. Call Refractory Epilepsy
( medication Resistant ) . In 2022, I got the DBS put in. Since then I have had less than half those seizures.
Do You Think Your Condition We Have Is Ok And Is Making Progress Since Being Diagnosed With?
A Neutral? Do You Have Any Things As You Did In Your Younger Years And Did But Aren't Doing Them Much As Much Or Don't Have Much Interest In
Medication And Eyesight
