Epilepsy: How long after an attack can you drive? How long after stopping treatment? How long if you only have attacks When asleep? (assume standard driving licence i.e not hgv licence)

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1. Epilepsy: How long after an attack can you drive? How long after stopping treatment? How long if you only have attacks When asleep? (assume standard driving licence i.e not hgv licence)

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Ha may be primary or secondary. Primary ha syndromes may be common such as 'tension headache', migraine and cluster ha, or uncommon such as coital headache. Secondary causes of headache may be neurological or non-neurological. Neurological causes may be due to raised intracranial pressure (sol, csf blockage, benign intracranial hypertension), vascular pathology (sah, parenchymal haemorrhage, carotid/vertebral dissection, venous sinus thrombosis), or inflammatory (menigitis, encephalitis, gca). Non-neurological may be local e.g sinusitis, referred e.g angina, or systemic hypertension related headache and thyroid disease related headache.

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