Place a wooden peg between his teeth . . . Also, when an epileptic falls, at once kill a dog, and give the gall to the patient in any way that you can. If the one who first sees the attack urinates in his own shoe and then stir it around, as if to wash it, then gives the urine to the patient to drink, afterwards, the patient will be entirely delivered. Fortunately, we've come a long way in our thinking and our treatment techniques. However, it is still up to the patient or the patient's parents to ensure that the epileptic is getting the best treatment possible.
Most epilepsy is treatable nowadays.
There are many anticonvulsant drugs available. In order to choose the correct drug, it is important to share as many details of seizure history as possible with your doctor. These details are clues that help the doctor select the medicine that will be most effective. We have been very pleased with the results from Depakote and my son has not had a serious seizure since he began taking it about three months ago. However, he does still have Myclonic seizures almost every night.