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Strobes at concerts may cause epileptic seizures Signs of epileptic seizure may include loss of consciousness, muscle twitching, tongue biting and urinary incontinence.
More evidence CBD can help ease a form of epilepsy in kids A drug formulated to treat a rare, but severe, form of childhood epilepsy has been approved by the FDA – and it contains CBD.
'Love and support those with epilepsy,' pleads nurse Epilepsy is a neurological disorder marked by sudden recurrent episodes of sensory disturbance, loss of consciousness or convulsions associated with abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
Sudden death can occur even in well-controlled epilepsy A new study cautions that if you have epilepsy and you miss one dose of medication, it can be deadly if the right stressor or hormonal factors are present.
ADHD meds are safe with epilepsy – and won't raise the risk of seizures, study finds A recent study provides evidence that medications for kids with ADHD do not increase their risk for epileptic seizures.
Internal body clocks may affect timing of epileptic seizures Understanding the cyclic nature of diseases is vital for treating disorders like epilepsy.