The majority of epilepsy patients receive their treatment primarily through Anti-epileptic Drugs therapy. The classification of seizures is crucial when creating a treatment plan because different Anti-epileptic Drugs have different effects on different types of seizures. The three primary forms of seizures are defined by the International League against Epilepsy as partial, generalised, and unclassified. It is referred to as a simple partial seizure if consciousness is entirely preserved throughout the partial seizure. A partial seizure is referred to as complicated if awareness is compromised during it. Partial seizures with secondary generalisation are defined as partial seizures that start off as partial seizures before spreading widely throughout the cortex.
