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Epilepsy Health Guide Altitude Asthma Cold Diabetes Epilepsy First Aid Injuries Pregnancy Ultraviolet General As with any sport, a balance must be established between restricting activities and exposing yourself (or your children) to danger. Frequent fits unfortunately preclude skiing, but well controlled epileptics may ski. They should do so in company and not in extreme situations.   Health Guide     Altitude   Asthma   Cold   Diabetes   Epilepsy     First Aid   Injuries   Pregnancy   Ultraviolet     [Photo: waxed.com] Lone off-piste skiing is not a good idea for epileptics

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