When you hear the word epilepsy, what comes to mind? For many, it rsquo;s a vague image of someone having a seizure ndash; ...

"Understanding the multifaceted nature of epilepsy seizures is crucial in dispelling misconceptions prevalent in media portrayals," says Dr Richa Singh, Consultant Neurologist at Ruby Hall Clinic ...

Most epileptic seizures happen without warning, last only a short time and stop without any special treatment. Attacks can result in injuries, but most people are not hurt in a seizure ...

Epilepsy in children is a difficult journey for parents. The very natural reactions of fear, helplessness can be overwhelming. This is often worsened by the social stigma associated with epilepsy ...

There are lots of myths surrounding food and epilepsy. Read on to know what is true and what is false. Certain diets can improve seizure control while some foods can worsen epileptic seizures.

Epilepsy in children is treatable, with medicines controlling seizures in most cases, says Dr. Pradnya Gadgil. Early diagnosis and adherence to treatments are crucial. Epilepsy surgery and special ...

A woman, from Crosby, has been unable to work or drive for about 15 years due to severe seizures. David Crompton did not receive his prescription drug before he fell and suffered a heart attack.

Though he was in Iraq for another three years, Kiserem was now doing less heavy work due to the condition, but still had other epilepsy attacks. “One day I just fell and broke my hand,” he ...