Prescription History / Anti-Seizure Medication
Anti-Seizure Medication: final expense insurance fast facts
e.g., Keppra, Dilantin, Lamictal
Read mainly as a flag for epilepsy or a seizure history — not a concern in its own right.
The drug itself isn't really what carriers are after. What they want to know: your seizure-free stretch, and whether things are controlled. A long gap since the last seizure on a stable dose commonly clears for level coverage. A seizure recently, or a dosage change recently, and expect more questions or a graded result instead.
Fine print
No industry-wide standard here — one carrier's yellow flag is another's non-issue. Doesn't change the play either way: disclose fully, every time. Verification happens in the background whether you mention it or not, and getting caught in a gap later is what actually costs a payout.