Anxiety disorder is characterized by constant feelings of worry, excitation or alternative panic attacks. Anxiety becomes a disorder when the feelings are repeated or severe and are produced by insignificant things or nothing at all and interfere with our functioning. Epilepsy is determined as two or more unprovoked seizures. Many recent epidemiological studies have found the prevalence of depr...

Anxiety and depression are very common in population and occur in a wide range of clinical states and is very common in epileptic patients. Many recent epidemiological studies have found a high prevalence of depression and anxiety in epileptic patients. These studies found that epileptic patients suffered from depression and anxiety than those without epilepsy. The prevalence of depression or a...

Dear Editor, I read the recent report on pregnancy, epilepsy and quality of life with a great interest. Lunardi et al. concluded that “pregnancy could be interpreted as a stressor and “In late pregnancy when this stressor was removed, women with epilepsy had improvement in their quality of life.” There are several concerns on this work. First, few subjects with imbalance controls might mean bia...

The potential psychosocial sequelae of epilepsy are well-documented, but it cannot be assumed that trajectories for quality of life (QOL) of people with epilepsy will inevitably follow its clinical course. In this paper, we draw on available literature to suggest likely QOL trajectories associated with epilepsy and the broad range of disease-, patientand other-focussed factors that appear impor...

background: epilepsy comprised the highest proportion of neurological problem of childhood stage, which observed mostly in the first decade of life. the dramatic effect of having a seizure in the classroom can be very traumatic for any child. the knowledge and attitude of teachers toward epilepsy have a direct impact on the life of students with epilepsy. methods: a cross-sectional descriptive ...