28/03/2026
An EEG (Electroencephalogram) records the brain’s electrical activity and helps doctors understand how the brain is functioning in real time. While it is commonly associated with epilepsy, EEG is also widely used to evaluate:
🔹 Unexplained fainting or blackouts
🔹 Sleep disorders
🔹 Memory problems and altered consciousness
🔹 Brain infections or inflammation
🔹 Head injuries and trauma
🔹 Certain metabolic or toxic conditions
🔹 Monitoring brain function in critical care
EEG plays a crucial role in early diagnosis, accurate treatment planning, and ongoing monitoring of many neurological conditions.
At BAPS Hospital, advanced EEG testing combined with expert neurological interpretation helps ensure clarity, precision, and timely care — because understanding the brain goes beyond one condition.