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I think that I do frequently but I do like seeing my doc and what she has to say and contribute to my condition I have, not to mention any questions she may bring up that I might not think of, she is a good doc and person in my opinion on the? And so is the replacement doc I have gotten recently in her place, o
You can tell by “My Story” that I do much more research than my doctors to understand how it all works.
It's great that you have good relationships with both your regular doctor and your replacement. Having doctors who listen to your questions and concerns can be very valuable in managing epilepsy. Many people do a lot of their own research on their condition, which leads to productive conversations with doctors. As long as Show Full Answer
I listen more to my doc. I write down questions before my appointments. I away have, but now i ask questions I may come across on this site that I never thought of asking before. I record my appointments and listen back a few times jst so it's clear to me. I like my neurologist and go to a neurological hospital, one of the best in Canada. It was founded my Dr. Wilder Penfield. The first doctor to map out the brain. The Montreal procedure.
I’ve talked more about my Epilepsy, here compared to talking about my Epileptologist .
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member It's all sorted now. They found out about it and sorted it at the start of last year then I had a follow test this year just to check how it was going.
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