Teens and Epilepsy

Information for Teens Living with Epilepsy

As you get older, you will have more and more opportunities to take care of yourself.

This might be something as simple as brushing your teeth without being reminded, or something more complicated like choosing your class schedule. Of course, you don’t just know how to handle new responsibilities. You have questions and we’re here to answer them.

Teens with epilepsy have an extra step in learning to care for themselves. There are unique questions that need to be answered and unique situations to prepare for.

We’ve compiled all the best tips for teens living with epilepsy. Read about everything from seizure first aid to getting ready to see an adult neurologist!

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About Epilepsy
About Seizures
Diagnosis
Treating Epilepsy

Getting Ready to See an Adult Doctor

Many teens start seeing an adult doctor when they turn 18. There are a lot of things you can do to get ready to start seeing your doctor on your own. Things like signing into your appointment, asking your doctor questions about your seizures, keeping your own seizure diary, and more are all things that you will at some point be responsible for. Check out some of the links below to make sure your ready when you see your doctor.

Career Planning

Thinking about your future should include plans for your career. Check out some of these resources to discover job fields you might be interested in.

Post High School Education

After high school, it’s important to consider your options, mainly whether or not you’re going to continue school. Check out some resources on post high school education.

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