Living with epilepsy

Taking the correct treatment and identifying triggers can help control seizures

There are simple ways to help keep you safe at home or out and about

Epilepsy does not mean you can't work, but some careers may not be suitable

You can still travel with epilepsy, but will need to plan more carefully

You will need to notify the driving agency if you have a seizure

You can still have children with epilepsy, and it should not affect your pregnancy

Getting support and taking suitable steps can make caring for your child easier

Children with epilepsy can still go to mainstream school where support is available

Children with epilepsy are at an increased risk of also having autism