Guided pathways
Not sure which page you need? Choose the situation that is closest to yours. These pathways do not repeat the medical information — they take you to the pages already built for it.
I’ve just had a first seizure
Start with what usually happens after a first seizure, then move into tests, recording what happened and preparing questions for follow-up.
My seizures are continuing
If seizures are still happening, the useful next questions are often about treatment response, side effects, seizure records, safety and whether a specialist review is needed.
- Treatment Options
- Medication Side Effects and Interactions
- Seizure Diaries and Recording Seizures
- SUDEP — Straight Facts
- What to Ask at Your Epilepsy Appointment
Something has changed
A new symptom, a different seizure pattern or a recovery that is not normal for the person deserves attention rather than automatically being put down to epilepsy.
- Epilepsy Does Not Explain Everything
- Returning to Baseline After a Seizure
- Medication Side Effects and Interactions
- Record what changed
- Use the Usual Recovery or Appointment Preparation forms
I care for someone with epilepsy
Start with the person’s usual pattern, care plan and safety needs, then make sure emergency and recovery information is easy to find.
- Epilepsy Care Plans
- Safety & Everyday Risks
- Rescue Medicines for Seizures Worldwide
- Returning to Baseline After a Seizure
- Emergency Passport, Witness Record and Recovery forms
Still not sure? Try What Am I Experiencing? to explore information using everyday descriptions, browse the Epilepsy A–Z, or search the whole site from the Home page.