First Aid for Seizures

A proper diagnosis is based on a person's medical history and observations of a witness during the seizure. Seizures can be suspected if you have symptoms such as loss of... keep reading →

First Aid For Seizures Nowadays, there are lots of medicines or ways discovered for seizures. Some examples are modified Atkins diet, Lamictal RX medication, therapy and... keep reading →

Seizures happen when your nerve cells fire much more rapidly and with less control than usual. Seizures can affect your movements, senses, concentration, ability to... keep reading →

Usually, when you think of a seizure, you might think of a person shaking violently and foaming at the mouth. This is only partly true. Foaming at the mouth only happens in... keep reading →

Epilepsy is a neurological condition, which means it's one that affects your brain. Epilepsy is diagnosed when a person has recurring seizures, which are sudden bursts of... keep reading →

Treatment for seizures has evolved over the years. The most common treatment is medications, but sometimes medications don't work with hard-to-control seizures, you may want... keep reading →

I know there are other hubs on this topic, but this is one subject that would be good to have in as many places as possible, so that more people can be informed. Most... keep reading →

Seizures can be caused by a number of reasons, first and foremost, seizure disorders can be caused by genetic factors, head injury, toxins, and degenerative disorders. With... keep reading →

There are 40 different types of seizures. Tonic clonic, grand mal, petite mal, and focal seizures are to name a few. Each seizure type is labeled according to the... keep reading →

I am the mother of a special needs daughter who has had seizures most of her life. We have tried all the conventional treatments, and some of the non-conventional treatments... keep reading →