Prescription History / Anti-Seizure Medication
Anti-Seizure Medication and final expense insurance
e.g., Keppra, Dilantin, Lamictal
Carriers tend to read this as a sign of epilepsy or a seizure history, more than a worry in its own right.
What matters to a carrier isn't really the medication itself — it's the story behind it: how long it's been since the last seizure, and whether things are under control. A good long stretch seizure-free on a steady dose commonly clears the way for level coverage. A seizure that happened recently, or a recent change in dosage, is more likely to bring extra questions and a graded outcome instead.
Please keep in mind
No two insurers necessarily see this medication the exact same way — each one writes its own internal guidelines. What stays true everywhere, though, is that your answers need to be honest ones. The insurer will check your prescription history quietly in the background regardless of what you write down, and finding a gap between the two later is what actually puts your family's claim in danger.