hello,
Epilepsy can be treated and controlled:
Epilepsy is a treatable disorder. Seizures or
fits in about 60-70% patients with epilepsy can be treated and controlled using one simple and inexpensive drug. About 15-20% patients can be helped by the use of more than one drug and some new anti-epileptic drugs that are slightly expensive. The seizures are poorly controlled in about 5-10% of patients who need to be investigated for possible
surgical treatment for their epilepsy.
Epilepsy surgery in carefully selected patients can even cure epilepsy. With a correct treatment approach, most patients with epilepsy can enjoy life as much as a healthy person can. They can lead full, productive lives... they can continue their studies, go out to work or meet people, even pursue any personal interests that they may wish to.
As i told you above you need to consult your doctor once again as in some cases only one drug is not sufficient to treat epilepsy,some additional drugs may also be included to better effect.Those drugs can be prescribed by your doctor as they know the type of seizures you are getting and what are the current medications you are using.
And coming about the problem of the use of electronic devices provoking seizures....the chances are very low but there are chances it is called
photosensitivity epilepsy it can be treated by ostly avoiding the objects which trigger your seizure.
Thank you for consulting HCM,if you have any other doubts feel free to ask me here.Thank you.