Medication Tracking Chart

You can use this weekly chart to keep track of regular medication use. Check off the boxes as each dose is given.

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Medication safety reminder

Store medications in a cool, dry place out of children's reach.

At the start of each month, check your medication supplies and expiration dates.

When traveling, carry medications in your hand luggage and in their original packaging.

Helpful Resources and Organizations

The organizations and resources below offer reliable information and support on epilepsy. When searching for information online, make sure it comes from a trustworthy source, and always rely on the advice of your own physician.

Turkey

• Turkish Epilepsy Society (Türk Epilepsi ile Savaş Derneği) — Since 1973, it has carried out work on epilepsy awareness, education, and public understanding. Web: turkepilepsi.org.tr
• Turkish Society of Child Neurology (Türkiye Çocuk Nörolojisi Derneği) — Offers resources for physicians and families in the field of childhood neurological conditions. Web: cnd.org.tr
• Child neurology and pediatric epilepsy centers at university and teaching-and-research hospitals.

International

• ILAE (International League Against Epilepsy) — The international source for epilepsy classification and guidelines. Web: ilae.org
• Epilepsy Foundation — Comprehensive information and first-aid resources for families. Web: epilepsy.com
• World Health Organization (WHO) — Global data and public health information on epilepsy.

When searching for information online

Prefer trustworthy sources: professional societies, university hospitals, and official health institutions.

Individual experiences shared on forums can be valuable, but they are not enough to make a medical decision; every child is different.

Note down every piece of information you read online as a question, and discuss it with your physician. Your most reliable source is the physician who knows your child.