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Is There Something You Have That Seems To Have Done Your Condition Some Kind Of Dif Or Good And You Have Not Made Known To Your Doc, More

A MyEpilepsyTeam Member asked a question 💭
Englewood, CO

Not something bad or such etc, but it could be a little thing you didn't notice but then picked up on and kept it to yourself, it could be anything actually, but I have, but I do mention something that I feel needs to be brought up to my doc If I think it's of importance, so what are your thoughts? Curious I go to my appts and she is ok with me and I am ok with my doc,

October 19
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

If anything comes up I feel to inform my Dr. I never hesitate in doing so.

October 20
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

No, nothing changes my seizures to my knowledge.

October 20
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I agree with that, I have a doc that is s caring and a concerned person besides just a doc in my opinion, she one time pulled up a stool chair and was about less than 3 feet from me, if that, but I thought it was something I did wrong, but wasn't the case, she said If I have any prob you are going to let me know about it, three times that happened, that is a caring doc and I am ok with that, and the new replacement doc is ok with me also, by her first impression, I am ok with her also, no prob, my opinion here

October 19
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

It's great that you have an open and comfortable relationship with your doctor. If there's something you've noticed that seems to help manage your condition, even if minor, it can be worthwhile to bring it up at your next appointment. Your doctor may have additional insights into why it helps or recommendations to build Show Full Answer

It's great that you have an open and comfortable relationship with your doctor. If there's something you've noticed that seems to help manage your condition, even if minor, it can be worthwhile to bring it up at your next appointment. Your doctor may have additional insights into why it helps or recommendations to build upon it. For example, some members have found certain dietary changes, supplements, or lifestyle adjustments provide small benefits. While not substitutes for medical treatment, sharing these discoveries allows your doctor to best support your overall care.

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