Nineteenth- century views of epilepsy held to each of these premises EXCEPT which one?

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In the nineteenth century, epilepsy was poorly understood, and treatments were largely ineffective. The belief that a heavy dose of drugs could subdue most of the symptoms does not align with the medical practices or understandings of the time, which often involved institutionalization and a general lack of effective treatments.

Nineteenth- Century Views of Epilepsy Held to Each of These