What direction should we go? something is not right. my son has had difficulties in the past now 16, we thought he may need to be on some medication, but when they did all the tests, mri and several tests, they found he had an epileptic lesion, very small

It : It sounds like he is suffering from a type of seizure called an absence seizure. This is characterized by a brief, sudden lapse of consciousness. The person having an absence seizure may look like he or she is staring into space for a few seconds. These seizures can be dangerous, especially when the affected person is driving or swimming. There are medications that can control these seizures. You need to schedule a visit for your son with a neurologist for a complete evaluation. Best of luck.

Seizure: Usually if the cause is found for the seizures , the neurologist can advise you if it is a treatable cause or not. If it is not treatable with medications or surgery then seizure control is the way forward. Regular follow up and seizure medications along with change in lifestyle and stress will be the way forward. No late nights, no alcohol, drugs . Bright lights , loud noise and TV can betrigger