Lampsy - Invisible Epilepsy Monitoring Device

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Lampsy - Invisible Epilepsy Monitoring Device

Lampsy is the safest way to monitor epilepsy by notifying emergency contacts with over 99% accuracy and 18x fewer false alarms.

Designed to tackle stigma and bring peace of mind to people with epilepsy 💜

24/11/2025

If you’ve ever Googled something about epilepsy, you’re not alone.

Thousands of people search these questions every day, not because epilepsy is rare, but because it’s highly misunderstood.

At Lampsy, we believe information should feel calm, clear, and comforting... not overwhelming!
This post answers some of the internet’s most-asked epilepsy questions

If something here made you feel seen, or finally explained something you’ve been wondering about
save this post,
share it,
and know that you’re not navigating alone 💜

21/11/2025

Nighttime fear is something many people with epilepsy and caregivers carry silently.
It’s exhausting. It’s overwhelming. And it’s rarely acknowledged.

As we mark Epilepsy Awareness Month, we want to open space for honesty without judgement, pressure, or clichés.
Just real stories from people who experience it daily 💜

Tell us in the comments:
✨ If you could sleep all night without fear, what would that change for you?
✨ What would you finally feel?
✨ What part of your nights would you want back?

Your experience matters and someone reading your comment might finally feel less alone!
Reply to someone else if their story resonates💜

19/11/2025

❌ Common myth:
“If someone has a seizure, they must go straight to the hospital.”

✅ The truth:
Many seizures are brief, part of a person’s usual pattern and followed by full recovery.

In those situations, rest and support at home are often enough!

However, hospital care may be needed when a seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, seizures repeat without recovery in between, it’s someone’s first-ever seizure or if the person is injured or pregnant.

Knowing the difference doesn’t just reduce unnecessary hospital visits, it helps caregivers feel calmer and more confident in the moment. 💜

👉 Follow us for more clear epilepsy information
👉 Join the waiting list to stay updated on how Lampsy is working to deliver safer nights for families living with epilepsy

18/11/2025

This year at Web Summit, we made sure was part of the conversation 💜

From crowded stages to quick chats, we talked about what it really means to live with epilepsy, the invisible work caregivers do every night and why nocturnal seizures can’t stay in the dark anymore.

Curious to see how Lampsy is helping deliver safer nights?
👉 Join the waiting list through the link in bio and be the first to know when Lampsy is available in your country!

11/11/2025

💜 Let this be your reminder that your illness doesn’t define you

10/11/2025

What is one thing you wish more people knew about having epilepsy?

Let us know in the comments ⬇️

06/11/2025

Who’s your 1 in 26?
Lets us know in the comments⬇️

05/11/2025

Did you know food can play a role in helping manage ?

Today, we share with you 9 foods to include in your diet to support brain wellness💜

What foods do you already integrate in your routine? Let us know in the comments ⬇️

29/10/2025

🚨 This is your reminder to download your Seizure First Aid Guide!
Swipe to find out why you should do it, and who you should share it with!
🔗 Download it now at the link in bio

28/10/2025

💭 Ever heard of Drug-Resistant Epilepsy?
Around 1 in every 3 adults with epilepsy experiences this condition.
Swipe to find out more about what is is and what can help💜

Dou you know someone living with DRE? Share your story with the community in the comments ⬇️

24/10/2025

Missed your epilepsy medication dose? Here’s a clear guide on how to act.

Taking your anti-seizure medication consistently is one of the most important ways to keep seizures under control. Missing a dose (even occasionally) can increase your risk of a breakthrough seizure or stronger seizure activity.

Here’s what to do:

1. Check how much time has passed since your scheduled dose.

2. Look at the medication box or patient leaflet for what to do if you miss a dose.

3. After missing a dose, monitor for fatigue, mood changes or any unusual symptoms.

4. Do not take two doses at once to “make up”, as this can lead to side effects or reduce safety.

5. Build habits: set phone reminders, use a pill-organiser and refill your meds before you run out.

✅ Follow us for more epilepsy tips
✅ Share this post with someone in your life managing epilepsy

22/10/2025

doesn’t just affect one person, it affects the whole family.

Behind every person living with epilepsy, there’s someone who stays alert through the night: a parent, a partner, a sibling, or a friend who carries quiet worry and unwavering care.

💜 Tag someone who supports a loved one with epilepsy and let them know they’re appreciated.

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http://lampsyhealth.com/

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