People with epilepsy often experience recurrent seizures that may involve convulsions, loss of consciousness, confusion, or sudden falls, followed by fatigue and memory problems. Because seizures are unpredictable, they can make it unsafe to drive, operate machinery, or perform jobs requiring sustained focus, directly limiting the ability to maintain consistent employment. Treatment options typically include anti-seizure medications, lifestyle adjustments, and in some cases, surgical procedures or implanted devices to help control seizure activity. While these treatments can reduce the frequency and severity of seizures, epilepsy is generally a chronic neurological condition that does not fully heal. For many individuals, symptoms persist or worsen over time. Our social security disability attorneys know about Epilepsy and social security disability.