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First Step
Neurological Evaluation
Detailed neurological assessment and EEG monitoring help diagnose seizure disorders accurately.
Advanced Neurology & Neurosurgery
Epilepsy & Seizures
Comprehensive clinical assessment, medical management, and long-term care plans for chronic epilepsy syndromics.
92%
seizure control success
300+
epilepsy cases treated
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neurological monitoring
Medical Overview
What Are Epilepsy & Seizures?
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes repeated seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain. Seizures may affect movement, awareness, sensation, memory, or behavior and require long-term neurological care and monitoring.
Comprehensive neurological care and long-term seizure management help improve safety, independence, and quality of life.
Risk Factors
- Brain Injury Previous head injuries may increase seizure risk.
- Genetic Factors Certain inherited neurological conditions may contribute to epilepsy.
- Brain Infections Neurological infections can affect brain electrical activity.
- Stroke History Stroke-related brain damage may lead to seizure disorders.
Understanding the Condition
Causes of Epilepsy & Seizures
Understanding seizure disorders and neurological triggers
Epilepsy and seizures may occur due to brain injuries, infections, stroke, genetic conditions, developmental disorders, tumors, or unknown neurological causes. Certain triggers such as stress, lack of sleep, and flashing lights may increase seizure risk.
Signs to Watch For
Symptoms of Epilepsy & Seizures
Symptoms vary depending on the type of seizure and affected brain region.
Seizure Episodes
Sudden uncontrolled electrical disturbances causing body movements or behavioral changes.
Loss of Consciousness
Temporary loss of awareness or responsiveness during seizure activity.
Muscle Jerking
Uncontrolled jerking or stiffness in arms, legs, or body muscles.
Confusion
Temporary confusion, memory loss, or difficulty understanding surroundings.
Staring Spells
Brief periods of blank staring or unresponsiveness.
Sensory Disturbances
Strange sensations, dizziness, fear, or unusual smells before seizures.
Visual Recovery Journey
Treatment Gallery
Imaging, procedure stages, patient rehabilitation milestones, and advanced treatment visuals.
Personalised Care Pathways
Treatment Options for Epilepsy & Seizures
Treatment focuses on controlling seizures, identifying triggers, improving neurological stability, and supporting long-term quality of life.
Your Healing Journey
Recovery & Long-Term Epilepsy Care
Long-term epilepsy care focuses on seizure control, medication monitoring, lifestyle management, and neurological follow-up to improve daily safety and quality of life.
Week 1
Initial Stabilization
Neurological evaluation and medication adjustments help stabilize seizure activity.
Week 3
Monitoring Phase
Regular neurological follow-up and seizure tracking improve long-term management.
Week 6
Lifestyle Recovery
Patients gradually return to normal activities with proper seizure precautions.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can epilepsy be controlled with medication?
- Yes, many epilepsy patients achieve effective seizure control with proper anti-epileptic medications.
- What triggers seizures?
- Common seizure triggers include stress, lack of sleep, flashing lights, alcohol, and missed medications.
- Is epilepsy surgery safe?
- Advanced epilepsy surgery is considered safe and may help selected patients with drug-resistant seizures.