Common symptoms
- Blank spells or episodes of unresponsiveness
- Jerking, stiffening or unusual sensations
- Unexplained falls, confusion or lost time
These symptoms have many possible causes. If you are worried, speak to your doctor or get in touch.
How it's diagnosed
A detailed history — ideally with an account from someone who saw the episode — plus EEG and MRI where appropriate.
What treatment looks like
01
Anti-seizure medication
Chosen to suit your seizure type, other medicines and lifestyle.
02
Everyday life
Advice on driving, work, sleep and pregnancy planning.
03
Tumour-related epilepsy
Seizure control coordinated with any tumour treatment.
Your plan depends on your diagnosis, scans and circumstances, and is agreed with you.
How Dr Rees can help
Investigation and management of new or established seizure disorders, with treatment plans tailored to lifestyle, driving status and family planning.