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Epilepsy is a chronic seizure disorder that’s characterized by recurrent, reflexive, or unprovoked seizures. Learn the details here

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39 million people suffer with migraines, that may include a migraine prodrome phase. Learn more about the phases and what to do about them in this article.

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My dad had his first seizure when I was 10 years old. I remember being confused by his reaction to his developing epilepsy, and my family members felt the same way. He seemed to want to ignore what…

A university lecturer first experienced headaches during the summer of 1989, when he was aged 26 years. The headache periods initially lasted about 1 day and