Words to Describe epilepsy
Things epilepsy often describes ("epilepsy ________")
- foundation
- need
- coincident
- inventory
- series
- report
- worthwhile
- drugs
- emergencies
- trials
- diagnosis
- abstracts
- diet
- result
- show
- cause
- convulsions
- definition
- fits
- start
- present
- treatment
- absence
- seizures
- remission
- experience
- abnormalities
- benefit
- res
- medication
- score
- lives
- familiarity
- relationships
- narratives
- exhibit
- disorder
- results
- monitoring
- research
- programs
- date
- living
- syndromes
- care
- surgery
- encouragement
- outcome
- fall
- disorders
- lead
- accounts
- rehabilitation
- management
- groups
- seizure
- severity
- centers
- evaluation
- the
- handbook
- worldwide
- today
- disturbances
- candidates
- classification
- symposium
- attacks
- patient
- onset
- currents
- medicine
- major
- consciousness
- syndrome
- relative
- patients
- claim
How epilepsy often is described ("________ epilepsy")
- hereditary
- maternal
- progressive
- secondary
- organic
- essential
- alcoholic
- infantile
- partial
- photosensitive
- mal
- parietal
- hysterical
- benign
- rolandic
- posttraumatic
- catamenial
- familial
- cryptogenic
- syphilitic
- lobe
- called
- generalised
- jacksonian
- latent
- experimental
- traumatic
- pediatric
- chronic
- atypical
- spinal
- limbic
- reflex
- psychic
- late
- primary
- neocortical
- autonomic
- sensory
- mild
- genuine
- astatic
- ordinary
- spontaneous
- idiopathic
- minor
- active
- sensitive
- focal
- frontal
- resistant
- genetic
- intractable
- myoclonic
- mesial
- symptomatic
- uncontrolled
- nocturnal
- induced
- myoclonus
- diencephalic
- grand
- abdominal
- untreated
- clinical
- feline
- true
- onset
- juvenile
- controlled
- temporal
- related
- convulsive
- refractory
- unilateral
- dominant
- typical
- medial
- parental
- cortical
- gelastic
- severe
- subsequent
- occipital
- human
- musicogenic
- complex
- psychomotor
- generalized
- autosomal
