Many of these symptoms may also be the result of other medical conditions. Visit your primary care provider first if you think you or your loved one might have epilepsy. Your primary care provider ...

If you are around others, tell them you think you might be experiencing a seizure so they can look for warning signs and help you stay safe. How to help someone who is experiencing a seizure Most of ...

The doctor may watch you on video to record how your body reacts during a seizure. This usually requires an overnight stay or two at the hospital. Computerized tomography (CT) scan. It uses X-rays ...

Some doctors and theaters are warning moviegoers that scenes in the film with bright, flashing strobe lights could cause epileptic seizures in people with certain conditions. After the Disney and ...

In an unprecedented move, Disney has issued a warning to viewers about its new "Incredibles" film. "Incredibles 2," the animated Disney blockbuster that picks up where the original movie left off ...

“We stand with our epilepsy warriors and their families as they voice their concerns about the movie and appreciate the efforts some theaters have already made to post warning signs for people ...