#epilepsy

In order to keep your brain stable and reduce the chance that you will have a seizure, you should strive to have fewer major fluctuations (both physically and emotionally) in your life. Healthy habits

Brain infections such as meningitis and encephalitis can inflame and damage brain tissue. This swelling irritates nerve cells and disrupts the brain’s normal electrical signals, which can trigger seizures.

Your brain gives you pre-seizure symptoms. You should never ignore feelings of sudden change, such as emotions, sensations or repetitive actions. If you recognise these things, you will be able to protect

Uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain results in seizures, which can be very scary for some people with epilepsy. There are many ways you could have complete control over your seizures through

Living with epilepsy can sometimes feel overwhelming, but with the right habits and lifestyle adjustments, many people are able to lead fulfilling lives. Everyday choices play a big role in keeping seizures

Epilepsy affects individuals differently depending on their age. For children, it may hinder learning and social development, while adults may face memory difficulties, anxiety, or job challenges. Medications

Epilepsy, often cloaked in mystery and misconceptions, is a neurological complication marked by recurrent, unprovoked seizures. These result from a series of sudden electrical discharges in specific brain