Save for the epileptic -seizure children Foundation,Uganda.

01/01/2020

Happy new year and may you have a seizure free year.

17/10/2019

Sheila Nakabuye: Mbarara Referral Hospital has put up a facility for epileptic patients, making it one of the few that have managed to separate metal illnesses from epilepsy. The clinic is also hoped to address stigma among the affected persons. Mbarara Hospital receives about 2000 epileptic patients annually according to the director of the hospital, but a majority of these usually have severe burns because they are neglected during attacks. This is due to the myth that the disease is contagious.

07/01/2019

https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/news/news/nhs-england-makes-everolimus-available-tuberous-sclerosis-complex-seizures-69281

01/01/2019

Make 2019 a seizure free year

24/12/2018

We wish you a merry Christmas.

27/03/2018

Happy purple day,let's get together and eliminate epilepsy

26/12/2017

DID YOU KNOW THAT ?

Epilepsy is a medical condition that produces seizures, affecting a variety of mental and physical functions, also referred to as a generalized seizure disorder. When a person experiences two or more unprovoked seizures separated by at least 24 hours, they qualify as having epilepsy.

A seizure occurs when a brief, strong surge of electrical activity affects part or all of the brain. Current statistics indicate that 1 in 10 people will experience some type of seizure during his or her lifetime.

Seizure duration can vary from a few seconds to a few minutes, and manifest in a variety of ways: convulsions (sometimes leading to a loss of consciousness), repeatedly staring into “nothingness”, lip smacking, and jerking movements of arms and legs.

24/12/2017

We wish you a Merry Christmas.

23/11/2017

Sodium valproate risks harming unborn babies, but 70% of women say they were not told of the risk.

18/09/2017

27/08/2017

Parents share with us your secrets of controlling seizures

Let's hear it for Halen who is celebrating one year seizure free!

21/08/2017

Share with us your experience with a seizure child.