S Seizures are the change in the brain electrical activity. This leads to noticeable symptoms like losing control and shaking. Even though mild seizures may lead to severe medical problems.

The different types of seizures are:

• Non-epileptic seizures
• Partial seizures
• Generalized seizures

Symptoms

The symptoms are:

• Becoming unconscious
• Uncontrolled muscle spasms
• Fainting or falling down
• Drooling or frothing at the mouth
• Biting your tongue

Diagnostic

The doctors can easily be organized the seizure types by performing some lab tests.

After which the type of seizure will be diagnosed and that treatment will be processed. The diagnostic test includes:

• A blood test which ensures electrolyte imbalance
• A spinal tap that rules out the infection
• Toxic screening test
• An electroencephalography test
• CT scan or MRI scan

How to get rid of seizures?

Based on the right treatment plan a proper medication can be provided. The medication will not cure seizures but helps in minimizing it. More than 80% of people controlled seizures through medication. Few of the medicines are given below:

• Phenobarbital
• Carbamazepine
• Gabapentin
• Phenytoin
• Valproic acid
• Oxcarbazepine
• Lamotrigine

Seizures treatment options

The treatment for seizures is based on the type of the seizures, Based on the type the treatment will help in preventing health problems. The regular treatments can help in reducing or stopping seizure symptoms. The treatments can be:

• Nerve stimulation: Stimulation test that detects the seizures present in the brain.
• Medication: Drugs and dosage that are prescribed by the physicians
• Surgery: Correcting the brain abnormalities through surgery like:
  1. Laser interstitial thermal therapy (LITT)
  2. Focal resection
  3. Hemispherectomy
  4. Corpus callosotomy surgery
• Ketogenic diet or a special diet: Including a diet plan that completely provides high fat and low-carb.

Many hospitals are offering the best seizures treatment at the reasonable prices. To reduce the risk of having epilepsy, make sure that you are having enough sleep and stress management. Moreover, you also need to avoid drugs and alcohol.

• Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
• Cleveland Clinic, Ohio
• University of California–Los Angeles Medical Center
• New York University Langone Medical Center, New York City
• Hospitals of the University of Pennsylvania-Penn Presbyterian
• Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago