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International Epilepsy Day 2024: Here's How Epilepsy Affects Women
Epileptic seizures cause changes in movement, behaviour, feeling, or awareness. Epilepsy affects both genders equally. However, women encounter unique challenges due to cyclic hormonal fluctuations.
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International Epilepsy Day 2024: Lifestyle And Dietary Changes To Manage Epileptic Seizures
International Epilepsy Day is a global awareness campaign held annually on the second Monday of February.
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International Epilepsy Day 2024: Watch Out For These Common Myths
International Epilepsy Day 2024: Here we utilise this day by discussing the many myths that surround this condition.
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International Epilepsy Day 2023: Causes, Risks And How To Manage Epilepsy
The majority of the time, the cause for epilepsy may not be identified. Still, one of the major known causes of epilepsy is an injury to the brain.
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International Epilepsy Day 2021: Is There A Cure For Epilepsy? Here's All You Need To Know
International Epilepsy Day 2021 falls on 8 February. This day tries to create awareness about this condition and the need to eradicate stigma around epilepsy.
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International Epilepsy Day 2021: 8 Things Caregivers Of Epileptic Patients Need To Follow, As Per Expert
International Epilepsy Day: Never treat an epileptic patient with inequality or excess sympathy. Epilepsy is just another comorbidity that can be managed with lifestyle changes and medical support.
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International Epilepsy Day 2023: Know The Possible Causes Of This Neurological Disorder
Epilepsy: Seizure signs and symptoms are like a temporary confusion, a staring spell, uncontrollable jerking movements of the arms and legs and more. Read here to know all about epilepsy.
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International Epilepsy Day 2018: All You Need To Know About What Causes This Neurological Disorder
International Epilepsy Day is observed on February 11. It is meant to raise awareness about epilepsy, a condition which makes a person experience convulsions, and causes loss of consciousness and abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
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International Epilepsy Day 2024: Here's How Epilepsy Affects Women
Epileptic seizures cause changes in movement, behaviour, feeling, or awareness. Epilepsy affects both genders equally. However, women encounter unique challenges due to cyclic hormonal fluctuations.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2024: Lifestyle And Dietary Changes To Manage Epileptic Seizures
International Epilepsy Day is a global awareness campaign held annually on the second Monday of February.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2024: Watch Out For These Common Myths
International Epilepsy Day 2024: Here we utilise this day by discussing the many myths that surround this condition.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2023: Causes, Risks And How To Manage Epilepsy
The majority of the time, the cause for epilepsy may not be identified. Still, one of the major known causes of epilepsy is an injury to the brain.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2021: Is There A Cure For Epilepsy? Here's All You Need To Know
International Epilepsy Day 2021 falls on 8 February. This day tries to create awareness about this condition and the need to eradicate stigma around epilepsy.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2021: 8 Things Caregivers Of Epileptic Patients Need To Follow, As Per Expert
International Epilepsy Day: Never treat an epileptic patient with inequality or excess sympathy. Epilepsy is just another comorbidity that can be managed with lifestyle changes and medical support.
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International Epilepsy Day 2023: Know The Possible Causes Of This Neurological Disorder
Epilepsy: Seizure signs and symptoms are like a temporary confusion, a staring spell, uncontrollable jerking movements of the arms and legs and more. Read here to know all about epilepsy.
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International Epilepsy Day 2018: All You Need To Know About What Causes This Neurological Disorder
International Epilepsy Day is observed on February 11. It is meant to raise awareness about epilepsy, a condition which makes a person experience convulsions, and causes loss of consciousness and abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
