What to do if you think you’ve had a seizure
Seeing your doctor and getting a referral. Also how to prepare for your first appointment
Keeping a seizure diary
Why keeping a seizure diary is useful, and how to download one
Diagnosing epilepsy
How epilepsy is diagnosed and which tests are used
EEG tests and epilepsy
Information about different EEGs
Magnetic resonance imaging and epilepsy
How an MRI can help diagnose epilepsy
Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI)
DTI tests
Non-epileptic attack disorder (NEAD)
Some basic information on NEAD and links to more detailed websites
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