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Epilepsy is a neurological condition that affects the brain and is characterised by frequent or intermittent seizures.
First line treatments include medication. However, patients might find that natural treatment pathways may help with symptoms of Epilepsy. Our highly trained nurses and doctors are here to help discuss, guide and work with you to tailor a treatment plan – specific to your needs.
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What is Epilepsy?
Epilepsy is a long-term neurological condition where electrical bursts in the brain cause recurring seizures or fits. Generalised Epilepsy is when a seizure begins in both parts of the brain and Focal Epilepsy is when a seizure begins in one lobe of the brain.
Seizures
Seizures or “fits” are when an individual loses consciousness and begins to shake uncontrollably. Anyone may experience a one-off seizure; however, epilepsy is a long-term condition where an individual experiences frequent and repeated seizures. Seizures can be triggered by things such as stress and anxiety, fatigue, alcohol, and drugs, or by flashing lights, for example.
Partial Seizures
Partial seizures can often be an indication that a full seizure will happen. Partial seizures are characterised by body stiffness or body twitching, strange internal feelings or sensations, tingling, or unusual smells and tastes. Partial seizures can also be characterised by making involuntary noises or movements and being unaware that you are doing so.
Stiffness or Jerking
Seizures can cause an individual’s body to go stiff in one area or all over or can cause an individual to jerk.
Loss of awareness
Individuals with epilepsy may sometimes lose their awareness of their surroundings as well as what they are doing, often “zoning out”.
Cognitive Problems
Epilepsy can cause a host of cognitive issues such as difficulties with talking, walking, learning, remembering, and other problems with executive function.
When should an individual seek medical help?
Seeking medical help for Epilepsy is essential for managing the condition effectively and improving your quality of life. Here are some situations in which you should consider seeking medical assistance:
Frequent Seizures
If you are experiencing frequent seizures, or loss of awareness or consciousness.
Jerking, Shaking or Stiffness
If you are experiencing shaking, jerking, stiffness, or “electric shock” type sensations.
Cognitive Problems
If you are experiencing brain fog, forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating, or learning.
Problems Using Your Body
If you are experiencing issues with breathing, walking, talking, or swallowing, for example.
Collapsing
If you are having frequent experiences of collapsing or fainting.
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