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Most epilepsy medicines are taken by mouth. The doctor's choice of which drug to prescribe depends on what kind of seizure a person is having. People react to medicines in different ways. Some experience side effects, others may not. Some people's seizures will respond well to a particular drug while someone else will have seizures that continue. It may take some time to find exactly the right dose of the right drug for each person with epilepsy.

For information about medical treatments, including a list of medicine, please follow this link to Epilepsy Foundation Answer Place. A seperate window will open so you can easily return to this window and continue on with viewing the Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho site.

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