Author: Dr. Irene Abramovich

Epilepsy is a chronic, long-term ongoing disease caused by various lesions of the central nervous system and manifests itself in paroxysmal states, and subsequently characteristic personality changes. In the most unfavorable course, the disease leads to the so-called epileptic dementia. The disease has been known since ancient times. In the literature there are more than 30 different…
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Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disease in which seizures suddenly develop in the human body. An excessive increase in some discharges in the neurons of the brain leads to the development of an attack. Attacks are usually typical, occurring in similar situations. In some cases, the attack turns into a severe mood disorder, epileptic psychosis, falling into a…
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A person who has been diagnosed with epilepsy needs to pay attention to their diet. Take your time, start a notebook and keep track of which product does not suit you. Food should be your medicine, not so that you eat everything and then look for the medicine and swallow it. For a sick person, warm food…
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Epilepsy (epilepsy) is one of the most common chronic neurological diseases that gradually progresses, manifesting itself in the form of seizures. The disease is transmitted in two ways: • by inheritance (predisposition); • appears as a complication after another previous illness (for example, tuberculosis). How does the disease manifest The manifestations of the disease are…
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November 8, 2013 in Moscow it was held annual Russian Federation the conference with international participation in ” Innovations in epileptology IV+”. Its organizer performed “Association epileptologists and patients”, as well as the presenters international medical services companies. In the world of epilepsy suffer about 50 million people or 0.5-1% of the population. In Russia, the number of…
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MD, head of the children’s neurological department GBUZ MO MONICA them. M. F. Vladimirsky of section “Science”, Professor of the Department of Neurology of Postgraduate Medical Faculty GBUZ MO MONICA them. M. F. Vladimirsky, neurologist of higher category Alex S. Kotov told about the peculiarities of the current, diagnosis and treatment of childhood epilepsy.            – Please tell us about the frequency of the disease and its prevalence in Russia. In what is the characteristics…
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What is epilepsy and how to deal with this ailment was discussed the other day by leading experts in the field of epileptology and neurology at the round table “Actual problems of epilepsy treatment” in Saratov.        In the world have epilepsy about 50 million people. This is one of the most common and serious neurological diseases.     Considering the urgency of this problem and the need to develop and implement…
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Epilepsy is one of the most common diseases of the nervous system, which, due to its characteristics, presents a serious medical and social problem. About 40 million people worldwide suffer from epilepsy. The majority (about 65%) can live with little or no seizures, provided they receive appropriate medical examination and treatment.        Epilepsy is most often diagnosed at an early age, in children or adolescents. It is necessary to notice…
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Epilepsy is one of the most common chronic neurological diseases. It has been known since the time of Ancient Greece and Rome, where this one was associated with divine intervention. In Russia, the disease is known as the “epileptic.” More details about this ailment are told by Olga Evgenievna Bystrova , neurologist, candidate of medical sciences, head of the neurological department…
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Epilepsy is a chronic disease of the human brain that has various causes and is characterized mainly by repeated seizures and the gradual development of personality changes. This is one of the most common neuropsychiatric diseases: in the general population, there are 7-10 cases per 1000 population. Regular administration of anticonvulsants leads to the prevention of further epileptic…
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