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How Can Recurrent Epileptic Fits Be Treated?

hi sir, i want to know the information about Epilepsy (fits) and this is regarding for my sister , 28 years old, she is using medicines from last 15 years it is not cure .can I consult any neuorology doctor for permenent solution. Can you please suggest me better way to cure . thank you
Tue, 27 Jan 2015
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Good day. I am an adult neurologist practicing in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Unfortunately, epilepsy which is difficult to treat in patients on multiple medications and regimens is a common problem but surgery could cure this condition if the patient is the proper candidate. If you would like more information in a 1-1 forum discussion where we can exchange much more data then, please consider writing me more details such as how and when it was diagnosed, what type of epilepsy it is called (the type), and which medications she is actually taking now. Also, if you have the ability to post lab results, MRI's of the brain or other information you can do this as well. You may WRITE to me directly at:

bit.ly/drdariushsaghafi

I hope she improves dramatically in short order but if not I look forward to lending assistance.
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How Can Recurrent Epileptic Fits Be Treated?

Good day. I am an adult neurologist practicing in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Unfortunately, epilepsy which is difficult to treat in patients on multiple medications and regimens is a common problem but surgery could cure this condition if the patient is the proper candidate. If you would like more information in a 1-1 forum discussion where we can exchange much more data then, please consider writing me more details such as how and when it was diagnosed, what type of epilepsy it is called (the type), and which medications she is actually taking now. Also, if you have the ability to post lab results, MRI s of the brain or other information you can do this as well. You may WRITE to me directly at: bit.ly/drdariushsaghafi I hope she improves dramatically in short order but if not I look forward to lending assistance.