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Living with Epilepsy
Video Description: Dr. Katherine Noe, MD Neurology/Epilepsy at the Mayo Clinic, sheds light on the impact of epilepsy on patients, as well as possible treatment methods. Related Article Subjects: Living with Epilepsy, convulsion, epilepsy, epilepsy care, epilepsy treatment, katherine noe, mayo clinic, seizure, tv360Living with Epilepsy
Causes of Epilepsy
What are the causes of epilepsy, and how can it be managed? Dr. Jeffrey Cohen, MD, PHD and Chief of the Adult Epilepsy Program at Beth Israel Medical Center,...
Symptoms of Epilepsy
Dr. Fred Meyer,MD of the Mayo Clinic examines epilepsy and discusses what is epilepsy, its symptoms and...
Understanding Medicine: Dilantin, Phenytoin
A pharmacist explains how Dilantin works, why doctors prescribe this anticonvulsant, and common side effects of the...
Seizures in Children
Henry Joseph Hasson, MD Pediatric Neurologist - Children’s Hospital at Montefiore... Epilepsy Drug- Everything You Need To Know About Epilepsy And Carbamazepine 05By: Seomul Evans | 17/11/2009 | MedicineIt is a potentially fatal condition called Stevens-Johnson is one Syndrome. There potentially dangerous side effect associated with the disorder carbamazepine. Bipolar has been linked to chemical imbalances in the brain and is another disease that needs to be handled through life. Doctors the patient will be tested to see if... Various Types Of EpilepsyBy: K Bakhru | 30/01/2008 | MedicineIt is very essential for everybody to be aware of a detailed account of the attack of major (or grand mal or generalized), focal or Jacksonian and petit mal epilepsies. At times, tests like electroencephalogram (EEG) and / or computed tomographic (CT) scanning may be normal in a case of... Dog Illnesses - Things to Look forBy: Ron King | 31/01/2008 | PetsIn an emergency, the first thing you should know is where to take your dog. Many veterinarians offer 24 hour emergency service. Please make sure to ask your vet if this is a service offered by their clinic. If your vet does not offer this service, know where your local veterinary emergency hospital is located. Minerals And Metals Are Important For A Healthy BodyBy: Freelance Writer | 19/06/2007 | MedicineWhen browsing online for discount vitamins it is important to consider what our body requires and where exactly our diets are lacking. Our bodies use many chemical elements for many different functions and it is important to replace these elements since they gradually wear thin with our daily functioning.... Most Common Dog Seizures SymptomsBy: dwaser | 17/11/2008 | PetsThis brief guide is intended to help you identify dog seizure symptoms so that you can save your dog’s life in case of emergency. A seizure can be defined as the body experiencing muscle contractions and shaking uncontrollably and aggressively. The cause of seizures is often unknown. Your best defense is to be able to recognize the dog seizure symptoms listed below. By knowing your dog well, you should be able to identify normal and abnormal behavior. Beware of Multiple (diffuse) Neuro/cerebral CysticercosisBy: samrajyam srinivasa rao | 28/09/2007 | Diseases & ConditionsCysticercosis is caused due to tapeworm (an intestinal parasite) infection and is commonly found in pork eaters. Oflate, the scourge is noticed in vegetarians due to eating of salad without proper washing as the vegetables are grown under sewage water in the surroundings of metropolitan cities. Relax With Herbal SkullcapBy: Darrell Miller | 30/08/2009 | HealthThe Cherokee tribe used skullcap as an emmenagogue. It was also used historically as an anti-convulsant. An Asian skullcap has been used by Chinese physicians as a tranquilizer, sedative, and to treat convulsion. The herb was used in the eighteenth century as a treatment for rabies by some physicians. Later,... Before using tramadol MedicineBy: sandeep | 19/05/2009 | MedicineTramadol (TRA-ma-dole) is used to relieve pain, including pain after surgery. The long-acting tablets are used for chronic pain in progress. The effects of tramadol are similar to those of narcotic analgesics. Although tramadol is not classified as a narcotic it can become habit forming, causing mental or physical dependence.
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