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Epilepsy comes in many types, levels of severity and with many causes. Every case is different. Some people may have epilepsy for life and others may have it for a short time. So the treatment period can vary extensively.

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Epilepsy doesn't have an incubation. It is not an infectious disease. It can be caused by a lot of different things, and could start at any time. For example, someone could sustain a serious head injury, after a serious accident and it is then possible that they could start to get seizures from then onwards.

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