Fits (Seizures) & Epilepsy Treatment — BHARGAV NEURO CARE
🧠 Fits / Epilepsy
📌 What is Epilepsy (Fits)?
Epilepsy, commonly called fits or seizures, is a neurological disorder that causes sudden bursts of abnormal electrical activity in the brain. These episodes may appear as brief lapses in attention, staring spells, muscle jerks, or full-body convulsions. It is a chronic condition, but with timely treatment and lifestyle support, most people with epilepsy can lead normal and healthy lives.
⚡ Common Causes
Brain injuries (trauma or accidents)
Stroke or brain infections (meningitis, encephalitis)
Genetic or hereditary factors
Developmental brain abnormalities
Brain tumors
High fever (especially in children)
Unknown causes (idiopathic epilepsy)
Stroke or brain infections (meningitis, encephalitis)
Genetic or hereditary factors
Developmental brain abnormalities
Brain tumors
High fever (especially in children)
Unknown causes (idiopathic epilepsy)
⚠️ Signs & Symptoms
Sudden jerking or twitching of arms and legs
Loss of consciousness or blackouts
Staring spells or blank looks
Confusion or disorientation after a spell
Sudden falls or loss of muscle tone
Temporary breathing problems during a seizure
Loss of consciousness or blackouts
Staring spells or blank looks
Confusion or disorientation after a spell
Sudden falls or loss of muscle tone
Temporary breathing problems during a seizure
🩺 Diagnosis
Detailed medical history and neurological examination
EEG (Electroencephalogram) to study brain wave patterns
MRI / CT scans to detect structural brain changes
Blood tests to identify underlying causes
EEG (Electroencephalogram) to study brain wave patterns
MRI / CT scans to detect structural brain changes
Blood tests to identify underlying causes
💊 Treatment Options
Anti-epileptic medications (AEDs) to control seizures
Lifestyle changes (adequate sleep, stress control, avoiding triggers)
Surgical treatment (for drug-resistant epilepsy)
Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) or other advanced therapies
Regular follow-ups with neurologists to adjust treatment
Lifestyle changes (adequate sleep, stress control, avoiding triggers)
Surgical treatment (for drug-resistant epilepsy)
Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) or other advanced therapies
Regular follow-ups with neurologists to adjust treatment
🧘 Living with Epilepsy
Take prescribed medicines on time
Avoid alcohol, sleep deprivation, and stress
Inform family/friends about seizure first aid
Wear a medical alert ID if needed
Maintain a healthy lifestyle and positive mindset
Avoid alcohol, sleep deprivation, and stress
Inform family/friends about seizure first aid
Wear a medical alert ID if needed
Maintain a healthy lifestyle and positive mindset
