Driving
Is it advisable to drive? What is the legal situation and should you take precautions? This section answers these important questions. |
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Swimming
People with epilepsy sometimes feel that the benefits of swimming do not outweigh the risk of having a seizure in the water. However, by taking a few simple precautions, most people with epilepsy can safely participate in swimming and other water sports. |
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Epilepsy and social stigma
Despite progress made in public education, misconceptions continue to influence societal attitudes and behaviour towards people with epilepsy. |
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The consequences of social stigma
Consequences include psychological problems, legalised discrimination and unemployment. |
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Dietary guidelines for epilepsy
Click here for a comprehensive article on epilepsy and diet. |
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An aura can warn you
It might be the smell of burnt rubber, or the sound of music playing, or a feeling of déjà vu that marks the start of an epileptic episode. What is this warning sign of epilepsy and what can it tell us? |
