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• posted: Aug. 23, 2024
• Pediatric Epilepsy,  Epilepsy,  Telehealth,  Pediatric Epilepsy Care

Work with Dr. John Millichap of Precision Epilepsy if you’re seeking an expert telehealth provider who offers telehealth/multi-state solutions for pediatric epilepsy. What Is Pediatric Epilepsy? Pediatric epilepsy is a troublesome condition Read More

• posted: Jul. 24, 2024
• Febrile Seizures

Febrile seizures, which occur in young children during a fever, can be alarming for parents but are generally not harmful. Understanding the treatment options can help you manage these seizures Read More

• posted: Jul. 22, 2024
• Pediatric Epilepsy,  Epilepsy,  Pediatric Epilepsy Treatment

Pediatric epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures in children. These seizures result from abnormal electrical activity in the brain and can vary in frequency and severity. Symptoms Read More

• posted: Jul. 12, 2024
• Pediatric Epilepsy,  Epilepsy

Understanding Epilepsy-Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options Epilepsy is a common condition. In fact, about 1.2% of people in the United States have epilepsy, according to the Centers of Disease Control and Read More

• posted: Jul. 10, 2024
• Seizures,  Child Development

A pediatric seizure is a sudden, abnormal electrical activity in the brain, leading to temporary disturbances in movement, behavior, sensation, or consciousness. Seizures can manifest in various forms, from subtle Read More

• posted: Jun. 12, 2024
• Pediatric Epilepsy,  Epilepsy

If your child has epilepsy, you may be anxious about your child's seizures and when they will happen. You have help from a specialist. Dr. John Millichap at Precision Epilepsy, Read More

• posted: Jun. 10, 2024
• Febrile Seizures

Febrile seizures can be scary. They are caused by a high fever, which can develop due to an infection. As a parent, you want to know all you can about Read More

• posted: Mar. 10, 2024
• Seizures,  Unknown onset,  Focal onset,  Generalized onset

What are the Different Types of Seizures? Seizures can be an unnerving experience, especially if you observe your child having one. Determining the type of seizure can be helpful to develop Read More

• posted: Mar. 08, 2024
• Epilepsy,  Focal epilepsy,  Generalized epilepsy

Epilepsy is a complex neurological condition which can have multiple signs and symptoms. To make the condition more easily understandable, it is now classified into four types. Dr. John Millichap Read More

• posted: Mar. 06, 2024
• Pediatric Seizures,  Seizures

If your child suffers from seizures, you know how easy it is to feel powerless as they're happening. But the more you about the condition that causes them and what Read More

• posted: Mar. 04, 2024
• Pediatric Epilepsy,  Epilepsy

Diagnosis and Early Intervention: Recognizing Signs of Pediatric EpilepsyEpilepsy is a condition that can seriously affect your child's quality of life, but with proper care and the help of your Read More

• posted: Aug. 27, 2023
• Pediatric Seizures,  Seizures

A pediatric seizure is an abnormal electrical activity in a child's brain, causing sudden changes in behavior, movement, or awareness. Symptoms vary depending on the type of seizure but may Read More

• posted: Aug. 25, 2023
• Home Video EEG,  Home EEG,  electroencephalogram,  EEG

Precision Epilepsy and Dr. John Millichap have expanded their care options in recent years to include a broad range of different options. For example, we can now provide home video Read More

• posted: Aug. 23, 2023
• Seizure

Seizures can be scary, especially when your child is involved. It’s important for you as a parent to know the facts about seizures, including the different types, and what causes Read More

• posted: Jun. 29, 2023
• Seizures,  Genetic Testing

If your child has seizures, they can be difficult to deal with. Epilepsy is the fourth most common neurological disorder in the world, according to the Epilepsy Foundation. Genetics are Read More

• posted: May 22, 2023
• Pediatric Seizure

Pediatric seizures can happen suddenly, without warning. They can occur in children with epilepsy, but they can also occur due to fever, injury, trauma, infection, illness, and other causes. Your Read More