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Seizures are often sudden and uncontrollable when not properly managed. This is why record keeping is important for any condition. Having a seizure tracker or a seizure log is important for patients who have seizures concurrently due to congenital brain effects, brain infections, drug abuse or are epileptic. Whether this condition is newly diagnosed or is something being managed currently, this seizure logbook helps you keep track of it to monitor your improvement or deterioration. This is a 6 by 9 logbook that helps you keep track of your seizure episodes and share this information with your doctor during your next visit. This book contains a full year calendar, medication recording section and a seizure log. Why you need this logbook?*Keep history of your medications*Keep record of triggers to inform lifestyle changes*Understand patterns of your seizures *Track seizure events that will inform doctor of better diagnosis and prescription*Easy for caregivers and other family members to record for you during seizure events.Track Diagnosis and Treatment:By writing down events that occurred before, during and after a seizure, the doctor will be able to understand the type of seizure and also prescribe a medication that goes in line with that type of seizure. Keeping this record also helps the doctor know the effectiveness of the medications, whether they need to be scaled down or increase the medication based on the logged details you write on this tracker. All these information helps you and the doctor make better and informed decisions concerning your treatment and health in general.Understand your Triggers:This seizure logbook helps you understand your triggers better. By noting down pre and post activities as well as possible triggers, the patient is able to adjust some lifestyle changes. For instance, if the patient's trigger is irregular sleep, he/she can change that and decide to sleep for 8 hours and note the difference after making changes. Thus, keeping s reco