Do I Need an Epileptologist?

Treatment TermsNeurosurgeryNeurological disordersEpilepsy in ChildrenEpilepsyEpilepsy Evaluation and DiagnosisEpilepsy Surgery Author Morgan deBlecourt Sub-Title An epileptologist typically works in a designated epilepsy center Overview Most people with epilepsy can control their seizures with medication under the supervision of a primary care doctor or general neurologist. However, you may need to see an epileptologist if your seizures are not under control, if you have certain medical considerations, or if you want a second opinion. An epileptologist is a neurologist who specializes in caring for people with epilepsy. They have completed an additional one or two years of subspecialty training in epilepsy care. Content Blocks CTA ButtonEpilepsy CTA Header Learn More About Hero Imagegettyimages-932252742.jpg Preview Image Featured Doctors and Providers Aatif M. Husain, MD Sidebar Box Sidebar Box HeaderNeed a Second Opinion? Sidebar Box TextOur epilepsy experts can review your records and contact you to discuss an effective treatment plan. Please call 919-385-3223, and our patient navigator will help make arrangements for your second opinion. Sidebar Appointment Phone Number 919-385-3223 Do not display phone numbersDisplay in Announcement Section:  Reviewer Aatif Husain Archived Medically Reviewed DateWednesday, July 17, 2019Thumbnail Image: Pin to Top of WiFi Page: 
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