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Epilepsy is more common in elderly people than it is in younger age groups. Yet, its recognition in older people is hampered by atypical presentation and non-specific symptoms. Mood problems frequently occur in elderly patients in relation to epilepsy, especially depression and anxiety. Treatment of these symptoms may have a greater impact on quality of life than reducing seizure frequency.
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