For all Patients:
Treat epilepsy aggressively
Minimize medication side effects
Never swim alone
Exercise regularly to maintain bone mass
For Patients at Higher Risk:
Avoid unsupervised bathing
Minimize burn risks
Wear helmets (for selected patients)
Avoid high places
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Monday, June 11, 2012
Pregnant Women with Epilepsy and It's Relation to Future Babies
As our little girls grow older, like in my case, I came to wonder what if her seizure still attacks till the time she reached the age of adolescence. Yes, it's really hard for a mom to think of this kind of situation. Although her seizure is not appearing right after she has her maintenance, but we can never tell until when.
What if she's ready to settle down and she's pregnant?
This is the hardest part for me. Since my kid is girl, she is entitled to love and be loved. Of course, she will met a man that would truly understand her situation and...
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Laser Surgery for Epilepsy - See Videos of Children Being Cured After the Surgery
7:41 PM
gelastic seizures, laser surgery for epilepsy, laser surgery for seizures, maniacal giggles
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Giggling at inappropriate times.
Happy to know that epilepsy has cure now through laser surgery. But question is:
Does this laser surgery applicable only for gelastic seizures, and appear as spontaneous, uncontrollable and often maniacal giggles or laughter?
Never knew that epilepsy has also this kind of as quoted in the article: " a rare form of epilepsy called Hypothalamic Hamartoma (HH) in which a non-cancerous lesion wreaks havoc in a highly sensitive area near the brain's stem. HH affects just on in one million children...
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