National Epilepsy Day: A day to make one aware about epilepsy and its consequences

Epilepsy is a chronic disorder of the brain which results in recurring fits or seizures. The seizures are caused because of sudden and excessive electrical discharge in the brain cells or neurons. The condition can affect people of any age and every age group can have different concerns and problems.

There are 50 million people who suffer from epilepsy around the world according to the data collected by WHO. 80% of people out of them reside in developing countries. Though epilepsy can be treated, three-fourth of people affected with the disease do not get the required treatment.

In India, about 10 million people have seizures which are associated with epilepsy. The symptoms of the disease can be losing consciousness, stiffness in arms, legs or face muscles, tingling sensation in legs or arms and sudden twitching.

As you know all the symptoms of epilepsy now, so do consult your doctor if you have any of these symptoms or if any of your loved ones have these symptoms do go to the doctor for getting timely treatment.

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