A seizure can last only a few seconds or minutes, yet understanding what caused it may require much more investigation. Some seizures involve obvious jerking movements, while others cause brief staring, unusual sensations, confusion, repetitive movements, or temporary loss of awareness. Similar-looking episodes can also occur for reasons unrelated to epilepsy. Video EEG monitoring helps … Read more
A seizure occurs when abnormal electrical activity temporarily disrupts normal brain function. It may cause jerking movements, loss of awareness, unusual behaviour, altered sensations, or sudden confusion. Although witnessing a seizure can feel frightening, calm and correct seizure first aid can reduce the risk of injury. Most seizures stop on their own within a few … Read more
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes repeated seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain. While many patients achieve seizure control with medications, some continue experiencing seizures despite proper treatment. This condition is called drug-resistant epilepsy. Modern neurology now offers several advanced treatment options beyond medications. Surgical procedures, brain stimulation therapies, and specialized … Read more
