How Is Epilepsy Diagnosed?
1. Determine the time when symptoms appear and what symptoms a person experiences.
2. Observe other symptoms of the person and not related to the eye as an infection of the upper respiratory tract and exposure to allergies and sexually transmitted diseases.
3. Know the job or profession of the person as it may be a cause of injury such as work in the field of welding.
4. Diagnostic tests and do not resort to them unless the initial treatment fails where a plantation of excretions is done to detect the cancer causing microbe.
1. Determine the time when symptoms appear and what symptoms a person experiences.
2. Observe other symptoms of the person and not related to the eye as an infection of the upper respiratory tract and exposure to allergies and sexually transmitted diseases.
3. Know the job or profession of the person as it may be a cause of injury such as work in the field of welding.
4. Diagnostic tests and do not resort to them unless the initial treatment fails where a plantation of excretions is done to detect the cancer causing microbe.
