A frequent question regarding multiple sclerosis, or MS, is whether those who suffer from the condition are more prone to having epileptic seizures. According to the Mayo Clinic, ...
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Causes of Seizures
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders in the world. It can affect people of any age, and it has a wide range of causes. It also has no cure currently, although ...
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Causes of Seizures
According to a new study conducted on patients suffering from epilepsy, new findings may help doctors stop epileptic seizures for patients experiencing temporal lobe epilepsy. ...
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Types of Seizures
Over the course of the last few years, there have been several cases of pediatric epilepsy originally misdiagnosed as a type of gastrointestinal disorder. The misdiagnoses were ...
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Diagnosing Epilepsy
Living with epilepsy of any kind may bring serious effects to one’s health and quality of life. Epilepsy makes simple day-to-day tasks and turns them into potential risks. On top ...
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Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)
People who suffer from seizures, especially those who have suffered a lot of seizures in their life, are always searching for things they can do to reduce the risk of having more ...
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Seizure Treatment
Epilepsy research covers a range of different areas. Some researchers are looking into the development of new drugs as a form of treatment, while others are looking at better ways ...
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Managing Your Epilepsy
A large number of people around the world suffer from a phenomenon called Psychogenic seizures. These types of seizures are not epileptic in nature, although they do have many of ...
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Psychogenic Non-Eplieptic Seizures (PNES)
Any seizure occurs when someone undergoes a disturbance in their brain's normal electrical activity. All brains operate on an amazing number of electrical signals, and if ...
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Types of Seizures
Case Western University Researchers recently identified what could be a new, beneficial means of controlling epileptic seizures. Lin Mei, professor, and chair of the Department of ...
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Epilepsy Research
