epileptic

As adjectives the difference between epileptic and paralytic

is that epileptic is of or relating to epilepsy while paralytic is affected by paralysis; paralysed.

As nouns the difference between epileptic and paralytic

is that epileptic is a person who has epilepsy while paralytic is someone suffering from paralysis.

As an adjective epileptic is

of or relating to epilepsy.

As a noun epileptic is

a person who has epilepsy.

As an adjective epileptic

is of or relating to epilepsy.

As a noun epileptic

is a person who has epilepsy.

As an adverb interictally is

between epileptic seizures.

As nouns the difference between epileptic and fosphenytoin

is that epileptic is a person who has epilepsy while fosphenytoin is a water-soluble phenytoin prodrug used only in hospitals for the treatment of epileptic seizures.

As an adjective epileptic

is of or relating to epilepsy.

As nouns the difference between epileptic and analepsis

is that epileptic is a person who has epilepsy while analepsis is a form of flashback in which earlier parts of a narrative are related to others that have already been narrated.

As an adjective epileptic

is of or relating to epilepsy.

As adjectives the difference between epileptic and nonepileptic

is that epileptic is of or relating to epilepsy while nonepileptic is not epileptic.

As nouns the difference between epileptic and nonepileptic

is that epileptic is a person who has epilepsy while nonepileptic is one who is not an epileptic.