Her Fight Is My Fight Epilepsy Awareness: Cornell Notes Notebook

Published: 17 Feb 2020
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Epilepsy, or seizure disorder, is widespread, affecting more than 350,000 in the U.K, and an estimated three million approximately in the U.S. While anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) have a major role in preventing seizure activity, they may not be totally effective in achieving control, and there is a strong burgeoning interest in lifestyle measures and complementary therapies which may help. This book is intended to be a trusted source to help people with epilepsy make sense of the treatment choices, given that epilepsy is not a single condition, and some treatments may work for some but not other forms of the condition. Each chapter includes information about the treatment, evidence, whether it will work for your type of epilepsy, and practical considerations.

 

Topics include:

 

What is epilepsy?

Traditional medical treatments

Why complementary treatments?

The importance of evidence

A word on the placebo effect

Retraining the brain – neurofeedback

Autogenic training

Aromatherapy

Hypnosis

Diet and lifestyle

Exercise

Coping with stress

Relaxation therapies

Meditation and yoga

Complementary medicines - homeopathy

Herbal remedies

Chinese medicine

Ayurveda Complementary therapies - acupuncture

Oxygen therapies

Light therapy

Manipulation therapies Creative therapies - Art, music and drama

Pet therapy

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