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The most prevalent childhood brain illness in India is epilepsy, often known as a seizure disorder. Many children are under the age of seventeen.

Seizures are sudden bursts of electrical activity in the brain caused by epilepsy. By the time they reach adolescence, around two-thirds of all children with epilepsy have outgrown their seizures. Epilepsy may be a lifelong disorder for certain people. Parents must work together with their children’s doctors to understand their condition and treatment options.… Continue Reading...

Instilling ideas in our children that will enable them to make the world a better place is one of our primary aims as parents. According to several pediatrics, parents should discuss bullying, racism, and teach them politeness, begin with developing empathy in their children from an early age.

A child’s social growth needs to have empathy for other people. It’s difficult for children to interact with other children who don’t comprehend how they’re feeling, and it can be difficult for them to acquire social skills if they don’t take the time to consider how anything makes another person feel.… Continue Reading...

Epilepsy is a long-term condition characterized by spontaneous seizures. A person is diagnosed with epilepsy when two unprovoked seizures (or one unprovoked seizure with the possibility of more) are caused by a medical condition such as alcohol withdrawal or extremely low blood sugar.

There are many ways in which seizures can manifest themselves. People with epilepsy may stare blankly during a seizure, or they may move their legs or limbs.… Continue Reading...

With so many people afflicted — 80 percent of people hospitalized with COVID-19 who were polled in one study1 had neurological symptoms — researchers are hoping that the growing database will guide the way to new therapies.

SARS-CoV-2 can have serious consequences: a recent preprint2 compared scans of people’s brains before and after being infected with COVID-19 and discovered a loss of grey matter in various locations of the cerebral cortex.… Continue Reading...