Treatment options include a variety of anti-epileptic medications, medically supervised diets, in some cases surgical interventions, or alternative treatments. Because children with Doose syndrome have Generalized (Happening across the whole brain at the same time) instead of focal (starting in one specific place in the brain and then spreading) surgical interventions are typically considered later if other treatment options have not been successful. Below is a list of treatments often used for Doose syndrome. This content is part of our “Doose Dictionary” which can be found here →