Table 2. Clinical characteristics of epileptic patients attending at the neurology clinic of TASH, 2017.

Variables			Number (n)	Percentage (%)
Types of seizure	Generalized seizure		197	67.7
		GTCS	193	66.3
		Myoclonic	3	1.0
		Absence	1	0.3
	Partial seizure		71	24.4
		Simple partial	19	6.5
		Complex partial	23	7.9
		Focal with secondary generalization	29	10.0
	Unclassified*		23	7.9
Follow up years	< 2 years		49	16.8
	2–5 years		53	18.2
	6–10 years		69	23.7
	>10 years		120	41.2
Seizure free period	< 1 year		191	65.6
	1–2 years		46	15.8
	2–5 years		33	11.3
	>5 year		21	7.7
Number of seizure episode per year	None		102	35.1
	1–5		120	41.2
	6–10		32	11.0
	>10		37	12.7
Co-morbid conditions	HIV		20	6.9
	CRVHD/CHF		8	2.7
	Major depressive disorder		10	3.4
	Migraine headache		3	1.0
	Mental retardation		5	1.7
	HTN		12	4.1
	Stroke		7	2.4
	Others		14	4.8

“*Unclassified seizure”, a seizure which is diagnosed by the physician as “Epilepsy” or “seizure disorder”; GTCS, Generalized Tonic Clonic Seizure; HIV, human immune virus; CHF, Congestive Heart Failure; CRVHD, Chronic Rheumatic Valvular Heart Disease.