News Desk, News Nation 360 : Annually marked on November 17th, National Epilepsy Day raises awareness of the condition and emphasises the value of early detection, effective treatment, and education. Millions of people worldwide suffer from this neurological condition, but many are reluctant to get treatment because of stigma and ignorance. The majority of epilepsy cases may be effectively managed because of advancements in medical care, enabling people to lead satisfying lives. To help lessen the stigma associated with epilepsy, Narayana Hospital urges everyone to be proactive in learning about the condition, comprehending its symptoms, and educating others about it. People with epilepsy can lead healthy, satisfying lives if they receive the right diagnosis and treatment at an early age. Experts at Narayana Hospital advise early intervention and public education about epilepsy on National Epilepsy Day. A well-organised treatment plan and prompt diagnosis are essential for controlling the illness and enhancing patients' quality of life. Dr Amlan Mandal, Senior Consultant and Head of Neurology (DrNB Neurology) at Narayana Hospital, RN Tagore Hospital, Mukundapur, stated that National Epilepsy Day serves as a reminder of the value of early detection, education, and compassionate care for people with epilepsy. Millions of people have epilepsy, however, many people are reluctant to get care because of the stigma and lack of awareness. Advances in medical care have made it possible to adequately manage the majority of epilepsy cases, enabling people to live satisfying lives. Consistent support, a customised treatment plan, and early intervention are crucial. For those with epilepsy to get the care they need, let's endeavour to dispel the stigma, educate ourselves, and provide support.
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