Re: [epilepsy] Nureologist or epileptologist?????

 

Without question, an epileptologist will be better suited to treat her.
They are not only neurologists, but they are specially trained in the
treatment of epilepsy. This means they will have a more in depth
knowledge of diagnosis, treatments, and how the two will work together.
My epileptologist is amazing, and getting in to see her was the best
thing that could have happened when it did. To find one in your area
check out http://www.naec-epilepsy.org/find.htm Be sure to read the
descriptions of the levels as well, so that you will know what to find
for her.

Kelly

On 8/27/2012 8:46 PM, Matthew wrote:
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> Epileptologist or Nuerologist. That is the question. Any info on
> specific docs etc welcome.
>

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