Seizure Trackers and Detection Devices
Seizure Trackers and Detection Devices
Keeping an Online Seizure Diary
Keep a seizure diary where you record seizures along with other relevant information, such as dietary changes, the timing of medication intake of both anticonvulsants and other drugs, the amount and quality of sleep, etc. This is a useful tool when working with your neurologist and may assist in identifying seizure triggers. Seizure Tracker is an online tool that is free and easy to use and allows you to print reports and graphs that can be shared with medical professionals.
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Seizure Detection Devices
While no device has been proven to prevent epilepsy-related mortality (including SUDEP), the Danny Did Foundation (DDF) is devoted to seeking out seizure detection and seizure prediction devices — as well as other technologies — that are designed to enable intervention by a caregiver. Intervention is believed to reduce the risks that accompany epilepsy. Check out the latest from our friends at Danny Did. LGS Foundation and Danny Did also partner to provide grants to families to get seizure detection devices.
Track seizures with SeizureTracker®
Use SeizureTracker’s website and Apple or Android apps to record and time seizures, capture video, and create reports to share with your care team.
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