Epileptic seizures and their types
The name epilepsy, from a neurologist's point of view, refers precisely to a disease process that has a different aetiology and a common clinical picture.
Etiology and risk factors of epilepsy
Epilepsy is classified as a disease with a multifactorial pathogenesis, the aetiology of which is heterogeneous.
Epileptic seizure - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
An epileptic seizure is caused by abnormal electrical discharges of the neurons (nerve cells) of the brain. One seizure is not yet indicative of epilepsy - at least two seizures are required for a...
Epileptic seizures after head trauma
Epileptic seizure is a common, well-known complication occurring after head trauma. A craniocerebral injury is defined as damage to both the skull and brain resulting from such a force that exceeded...
Living with epilepsy
Epilepsy is a disease that has been with mankind since time immemorial. Its unknown origin, its paroxysmal occurrence and its characteristic symptoms have caused the condition to evoke extreme...
Epileptic in the gym
Physical activity is extremely important for school-age children. It improves well-being, relieves negative emotions, prevents overweight and improves contact with peers.
Electroencephalographic (EEG) examination in children
TheEEG test is often ordered for children with suspected various neurological conditions. Aimed at parents, this article presents basic information about the EEG test, with particular emphasis on the...
New opportunities to combat drug resistance in epilepsy
Drug resistance is a growing problem in modern medicine. It affects virtually every clinical discipline, although it is most often mentioned in the treatment of infections and anticancer therapy. In...
Carbamazepine during pregnancy - can it be used?
Carbamazepine, especially in low doses, is one of the safer anti-epileptic drugs to use during pregnancy. Developmental defects can also occur in a certain percentage of healthy women, affecting...
Pharmacological treatment of epilepsy in children - general recommendations
This article discusses the most relevant issues related to the pharmacological treatment of epilepsy in children.
