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What life style changes do i need to make if i was diagnosed with epilepsy?
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Some restrictions: In most states, driving is restricted until it is clear that seizures are fully controlled. If still experiencing events, do not drive, operate power equipment, do activities at heights, or swim or take bath alone. However, if you find an effective medicine with tolerable side effects, make certain you never miss, and get help if you are sick and cannot swallow your pills.
Answered 3/5/2022
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