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12/01/2026

Epilepsy can occur from different factors and knowing these causes can make it easier to understand what’s happening and why..

The major causes of epilepsy are:
1. Peri-natal Injury: Damage to the brain during time surrounding birth of child is an important cause of epilepsy specially in developing country.
2. Traumatic Brain Injury - Head Injury can cause scar in some important parts of brain which can trigger seizures.

3. Genetic causes: In certain cases there is hereditary predisposition for development of epilepsy.

4. Brain stroke - Ischemic or Hemorrhagic brain stroke can cause epilepsy.

5. Brain tumors - Brain tumors are important cause of epilepsy specially in elderly.

6. Developmental Disorders of Brain: They are important cause of epilepsy specially in children.

7. CNS infections - Certain infections like Tuberculosis and Neurocysticercosis can affect brain.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

01/01/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year filled with fresh energy, clarity, and optimism!

Warm Regards
Dr Mihir Parekh

31/12/2025

Grateful to finish 2025 with a series of academic events over the past few weeks, each offering a unique platform to share, learn, and engage with colleagues across disciplines:

1. EAS – EEG Workshop 2025, Hyderabad with more than 150 Neurology Residents,
Served as faculty for 4 tutorials.

2.Neuro Update 2025, Ahmedabad
Moderated the session Brain Waves Unplugged

3. Meta Medicon 2025 - Vadodara
Delivered a session on Seizure Semiology and Video EEG.

4. Industrial Safety Summit 2025 by BAPS - Vadodara
Participated as a panelist for Golden hour management of Stroke.

Appreciate the organizers of each event for the opportunity and the enriching academic exchange.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas — may the season bring smiles, peace, and simple happiness all around.

Warm Regards,
Dr Mihir Parekh

12/12/2025

Panic attacks and seizures require different approaches for treatment due to their distinct nature.

Panic attacks are typically managed through cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Relaxation techniques and Medications like antidepressants or benzodiazepines.

On the other hand, seizures, especially epileptic seizures, are treated with antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and sometimes Surgical interventions.

Understanding these differences is crucial for effective management.

While panic attack treatments focus on mental health and coping strategies, Seizure treatments aim to control abnormal brain Electrical activity.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

10/12/2025

Epilepsy medicines may need to be taken for certain periods, depending on the Type of Epilepsy, MRI Brain and EEG findings and individual Seizure control.

In some childhood epilepsy it can be stooped after 2 years, while in certain Epilepsy in adults it can be stopped after 3 years of seizure freedom.

However, there are few indications in which epilepsy medications should be taken for longer period and sometimes lifelong.

Many times, medication dosage will be reduced after a certain period, but this decision should always be made under a Neurologist's guidance.

Ongoing monitoring and evaluation are crucial to ensure effective treatment and minimize the risk of seizure recurrence.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

08/12/2025

Fainting, or syncope, occurs when there is a temporary reduction in blood flow to the brain, leading to a brief loss of consciousness.

Common causes include
◾Dehydration
◾Intense emotional stress
◾Low blood pressure ◾Low blood sugar.

Sometimes, fainting can be linked to underlying Heart or Neurological conditions.

Recognizing the triggers and symptoms, such as dizziness, lightheadedness and sweating, helps in understanding why fainting happens.

It’s important to identify the root cause to prevent future episodes and ensure overall well-being.

Have you identified what might be causing your fainting episodes?

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

28/11/2025

Are Panic Attacks same as Seizure?

Panic attacks and seizures, although looks similar at times, are totally distinct conditions with different causes and symptoms.

Panic attacks are episodes of intense fear or discomfort, often accompanied by symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, sweating, trembling, and shortness of breath.

These attacks are typically triggered by anxiety or stress and are not related to abnormal electrical activity in the brain.

In contrast, Epileptic seizures result from abnormal electrical discharges in the brain.

Symptoms include loss of consciousness, involuntary limb movements and at times injury.

Epileptic seizures requires Anti Epileptic medications, while Panic attack requires life style modification, counselling and at times medications to reduce anxiety.
Understanding these differences helps in accurate identification and treatment

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

26/11/2025

Driving requires constant awareness and quick response — both of which can be affected by seizures. For people with epilepsy, driving rules are designed to ensure safety for everyone on the road. Each country has set their own standards and rules for driving in Epilepsy patients. Most regulations require a seizure-free period (usually six months to a year) before resuming driving, depending on the country or state.

Missing medication, irregular sleep, or alcohol intake can increase the risk of breakthrough seizures and delay license renewal. Some individuals may qualify for driving after medical evaluation if seizures are fully controlled with treatment.

Following medical advice, keeping a regular medication schedule and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are key to staying seizure-free and safe behind the wheel. Open discussion with the treating neurologist helps determine when it is safe to drive again.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

20/10/2025

It’s that time of the year when laughter gets louder and lights shine a little longer!
✨Happy Diwali ✨

Regards
Dr Mihir Parekh
Epileptologist and Consultant Neurologist

Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre

16/10/2025

Alcohol and epilepsy share a complex relationship. Alcohol changes how the brain’s electrical signals behave — the same system affected in seizures. For people living with epilepsy, even moderate drinking can increase the risk of seizures, especially when medication doses are missed or sleep is disturbed.

Binge drinking or suddenly stopping alcohol can further lower the seizure threshold, sometimes leading to clusters of seizures. Certain anti-seizure medicines may also interact with alcohol, affecting how they work or increasing side effects.

Understanding these effects helps in making safe lifestyle choices. Occasional social drinking may be at times managed under medical guidance, but awareness and moderation are key. Discussing alcohol use openly with the treating neurologist helps maintain both safety and seizure control.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

14/10/2025

The risk of your child inheriting epilepsy is very less and it depends on several factors, including the type of epilepsy and family history.
While epilepsy can have a genetic component, very few cases are inherited.

Some forms are more likely to be passed down than others.

It’s important to understand that even if there is a genetic predisposition, it doesn’t guarantee your child will develop epilepsy.

Awareness and monitoring can help in early detection and management.

Regards
Dr. Mihir Parekh
Epilepsy Specialist & Neurology Consultant
Post Doctoral Fellowship (Epilepsy)
DNB Neurology
MD General Medicine

☎09016246817
Shine Epilepsy Neuro Centre,
Alkapuri, Vadodara

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210-211, Shyam Arena, 14A/B Sampatrao Colony, Opp. Aashray Hospital, Alkapuri
Vadodara
390007

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Monday	10am - 7pm
Tuesday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Thursday	10am - 7pm
Friday	10am - 7pm
Saturday	10am - 7pm

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+919016246817

Website

http://www.shineepilepsyneuro.com/

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