International Epilepsy Day 2024 serves as a reminder that with proper education, awareness, and support, people living with epilepsy can lead fulfilling lives. It also emphasizes the importance of continued research to find better treatment options and ultimately a cure for this condition.
Understanding why menstrual cycles can trigger seizures in some women with epilepsy unveils a multifaceted narrative that underscores the need for personalised approaches to seizure management.
Epilepsy Day is observed on November 17th every year to create awareness about this medical condition and to bust the myths and stigma surrounding it. Many people may have a single seizure in their lifetime and that doesn't amount to Epilepsy.
National Epilepsy Day serves as an opportunity to highlight the challenges faced by those living with epilepsy and recognise their resilience and determination to lead fulfilling lives.
Canine epilepsy is a persistent condition characterized by seizures or convulsions, making it crucial for dog owners to recognize the indications and take appropriate measures.
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On International Epilepsy Day, neurologists urged more awareness among people, and even doctors, about recognizing epileptic seizures in children early and starting treatment without delay.
It is very important to be aware of the initial signs and symptoms of epilepsy so that the patient can get timely treatment. Know what they are.
Today is National Epilepsy Day. This is a neurological disorder that affects brain activity. The abnormalities it causes can result in seizures or periods of unusual behavior, sensations and sometimes loss of awareness. Read to know about this disease.
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes seizures in patients. However, they are stigmatised in the society and discriminated against, while also struggling to establish relationships, get educated and being employed.
Although epilepsy is a relatively common condition, affecting approximately 1 per cent of individuals worldwide, it is often difficult to diagnose in clinical practice and it is estimated that up to a quarter of all cases may be misdiagnosed initially.
The study, presented at the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) Virtual Congress, found that mortality rates for epilepsy-related deaths did not decrease between 2009 (6.8 per 100,000) and 2015 (9.1 per 100,000), despite advances in treatment during this time.
Yoga guru Ramdev suggests that one should treat Epilepsy in children through yoga exercises like anulom vilom, pranayam and others.
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