In the wake of a seizure: Damage and danger from the post-ictal state

The effects of a seizure can last for several days and have wide-ranging implications for quality of life. There are few treatments to relieve post-ictal effects, other than preventing the seizures that precede them.

Read about recent research into the post-ictal state

Post-ictal psychosis can lead to suicide and violence. Who is at risk?

Though relatively rare, post-ictal psychosis is an emergency. Who is at risk for this post-ictal issue and how can it be treated, or even prevented?

Learn more about post-ictal psychosis

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