What are the signs and symptoms of a non-epileptic seizure?
Caregivers may first treat your health problems if you have any. He may also help you accept or deal with your disease. You may have any of the following: • Medicines: These may include medicines to calm you or treat your depression if your daily activities are affected. • Anti-anxiety medicine: This medicine may be given to help you feel less nervous and more relaxed. • Anti-depressants: These medicines are given to decrease or stop the symptoms of depression. Other behavior problems may also be treated with anti-depressants. • Psychosocial therapy: • Cognitive behavioral therapy: With a therapist, you will learn to face the feared object or situation slowly and carefully. You will also learn to control the mental and physical reactions of fear. • Psychotherapy: This is also called talk therapy. These talks are usually in a series of meetings. Your caregiver may include your family or people that are close to you during these talks.
