Patients that have had a first<unk>  should be counseled for their<unk>  episode and the possible etiology, lifestyle modifications (safety measures and avoidance of the factors that can lower the<unk>  threshold and predispose to recurrences, such as sleep deprivation, use of alcohol, and illicit drugs), driving, antiepileptic drugs (AED) and their side effects, and follow-up. Patients, family members, friends, and co-workers should be counseled for<unk>  first aid during a<unk>  event such as removal of harmful objects, repositioning the patient in order to support breathing, timing the<unk> , calling for help, not restraining or holding the patient down, and not putting anything in the patient's mouth.
Seizure secondary prevention
Seizure primary prevention
Epilepsy secondary prevention
Tension headache prevention
Headache primary prevention
Tremor secondary prevention
Transient ischemic attack secondary prevention
Dizziness primary prevention