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Anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) are medications given to control seizures. Yet, approximately 40% of people who develop seizures will continue to have recurrent seizures despite treatment. In many cases, people require two or more AEDs to improve seizure control. In some cases, people resort to surgery.
