Department of Neurology
Epilepsy and Seizure Treatment in Mathura – Fits Care at SKS
Epilepsy and seizures can cause fits, staring spells, and sudden jerking movements. SKS Hospital in Mathura provide expert evaluation, accurate diagnosis, medication, and 24×7 emergency care to help manage seizures and improve quality of life.
- Backed by a large hospital
- Right diagnosis first
- All ages under one roof
Book Your Epilepsy Consultation Today
Whether it's a first fit, a child's fever seizure, or long-term epilepsy, our team for epilepsy and seizure treatment in Mathura is ready to help.
Our team calls within 30 minutes during OPD hours to confirm doctor and time. For emergencies, call +91 86799 11029.
Teaching hospital
Emergency & ambulance
NABH-aligned standards
ICU on the same campus
On site, not outsourced
Insurers & TPAs
Epilepsy and Seizure Care at SKS Hospital
A seizure is a sudden burst of electrical activity in the brain. Epilepsy, also called mirgi, means a tendency to have repeated seizures. Our epilepsy treatment in Mathura focuses on finding the cause, choosing the right medicine, and keeping you seizure-free.
Since 25 October 2016, SKS Hospital has looked after more than 22,94,108 patients and completed over 32,668 surgeries hospital-wide. As the teaching hospital of SKS Medical College & Research Centre, SKS serves as a centre for epilepsy and neurology in Mathura, with neurology, paediatrics, NICU, and ICU teams on one campus.
Types of Seizures We Treat
Our epilepsy specialist in Mathura treats every seizure type in newborns, children, and adults.
Generalised Tonic-Clonic Seizures — Stiffening, jerking, and loss of consciousness. Generalized tonic-clonic seizure treatment in Mathura includes emergency care and long-term medicines.
Focal (Partial) Seizures — Starting in one part of the brain, causing twitching, strange feelings, or confusion. Focal seizure treatment in Mathura and partial seizure treatment in Mathura start with an EEG.
Absence Seizures — Brief blank staring spells, common in children and often mistaken for daydreaming. Absence seizures treatment in Mathura responds well to medicine.
Myoclonic Seizures — Sudden, quick jerks of the arms or body, often in the morning. Myoclonic seizures treatment in Mathura needs the right drug choice.
Febrile Seizures in Children — Fits with high fever in children aged 6 months to 5 years. Febrile seizures treatment in Mathura and febrile seizure treatment in pediatrics in Mathura include fever control and parent guidance.
Neonatal Seizures — Seizures in newborns, often linked to birth problems, low blood sugar, or infection. Neonatal seizure treatment in Mathura is provided in our NICU.
Alcohol Withdrawal Seizures — Fits that can happen 6–48 hours after stopping heavy drinking. Alcohol withdrawal seizure treatment in Mathura and alcoholic seizure treatment in Mathura require hospital care.
Epilepsy Treatments at SKS Hospital
Epilepsy treatments in Mathura at SKS are planned around your seizure type. Options include:
EEG and Brain Scans
EEG records brain activity; MRI or CT looks for a cause.
Anti-Seizure Medicines
The main epilepsy and seizure disorder treatment in Mathura. Most people become seizure-free with the right medicine and dose.
Emergency Seizure Care
Emergency seizure treatment in Mathura is available 24×7, with fast epileptic seizure treatment in Mathura for long or repeated fits.
Children's Epilepsy Care
Our paediatric team manages fever fits, absence seizures, and childhood epilepsy.
Lifestyle and Safety Advice
Sleep, medicine routines, and safety tips for work, school, and driving.
Surgery Referral When Needed
For seizures that don't respond to medicines, we guide you on epilepsy surgery options.
First Aid for a Seizure: What to Do
First aid treatment for epilepsy in Mathura starts with bystanders. If someone has a fit:
- Stay calm, note the time, and move sharp objects away
- Turn the person on their side once the jerking stops
- Put something soft under their head and loosen tight clothing
- Do not put anything in their mouth or hold them down
- Do not make them smell shoes or onions – this does not help
Why Choose SKS for Epilepsy Treatment in Mathura?
Families seeking the best epilepsy doctors in Mathura choose SKS for steady seizure care:
- Backed by a large hospital – 22,94,108+ patients and 32,668+ surgeries at SKS Hospital since its start in 2016
- Right diagnosis first – EEG, scans, and a careful history before any medicine
- All ages under one roof – neurology, paediatrics, and NICU together
- 24×7 emergency – for long seizures, injuries, and first fits
- Regular follow-up – medicine reviews to keep seizures under control
- Clear costs – cashless insurance and a cost estimate in advance
When to See an Epilepsy Doctor
See an epilepsy doctor in Mathura soon if you or your child have:
- A first seizure, even if you feel fine afterwards
- Blank spells, sudden jerks, or unexplained falls
- Seizures that keep happening despite medicines
- Side effects from your epilepsy medicines
Your Epilepsy Visit, Step by Step
- Consultation — the doctor asks what happened before, during, and after the fit.
- Tests — EEG, MRI or CT, and blood tests.
- Diagnosis — your seizure type explained in simple words.
- Treatment plan — the right medicine and dose, with possible side effects explained.
- Safety advice — sleep, work, school, and driving guidance.
- Follow-up — regular reviews and dose changes when needed.
Living Well With Epilepsy
Small daily habits help many people keep seizures under control. These steps help:
- Take medicines at the same time every day and never stop suddenly
- Sleep well, as poor sleep can trigger fits
- Avoid alcohol and keep a seizure diary
- Don’t swim alone, and avoid heights until seizures are controlled
Documents to Carry for Your Epilepsy Visit
The right details help our epilepsy doctors plan treatment safely. Please bring:
- A phone video of the seizure, if possible
- Old EEG, MRI, or CT reports, and prescriptions
- A list of current medicines and doses
- Insurance, Aadhaar, and Ayushman cards (if eligible)
Epilepsy Treatment Costs and Insurance
epilepsy and seizure treatment consultation
SKS Hospital explains consultation, test, and admission costs clearly before treatment begins. Cashless insurance: for eligible admissions, with help for pre-authorisation. Clear estimate: a cost estimate before tests or admission.
Book Your Epilepsy Consultation Today
Whether it's a first fit, a child's fever seizure, or long-term epilepsy, our team for epilepsy and seizure treatment in Mathura is ready to help.
Our team calls within 30 minutes during OPD hours to confirm doctor and time. For emergencies, call +91 86799 11029.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about epilepsy and seizure treatment at SKS Hospital, Mathura — appointments, recovery, insurance and emergencies.
Can epilepsy be cured?
Most people control seizures well with medicines. Some can stop medicines after years without fits, but only on a doctor’s advice.
What is the difference between a seizure and epilepsy?
A seizure is a single event. Epilepsy means a tendency to have repeated seizures without another clear cause.
What should I do during a fit attack?
Keep the person safe, turn them on their side, and time it. Fit attack treatment in Mathura is needed urgently if it lasts over 5 minutes.
Is a febrile seizure dangerous?
Most fever fits are brief and harmless, but a child should still be checked by a doctor after the first one.
What is mirgi?
Mirgi is the Hindi word for epilepsy. Mirgi treatment in Mathura at SKS uses the same proven medicines and care.
Who is an epileptologist?
An epileptologist in Mathura is a neurologist with extra training in epilepsy. At SKS, our neurologists manage most epilepsy. When choosing the best seizure doctors in Mathura, ask about EEG access and regular follow-up.
Can people with epilepsy marry and have children?
Yes. Many people with epilepsy marry and have healthy children. Women should plan pregnancy with their doctor.
What triggers a seizure?
Missed medicines, poor sleep, alcohol, stress, fever, and flashing lights in some people.
How long will I need epilepsy medicines?
Usually for at least 2–3 years without seizures. Your epilepsy neurologist decides if and when to reduce them.
What makes a seizure an emergency?
A fit lasting over 5 minutes or repeated fits need urgent epilepsy attack treatment in Mathura and seizure attack treatment in Mathura at our emergency.
Facilities at SKS Hospital
24×7 emergency
Critical care / ICU
OPD
Diagnostics on campus
Ambulance with ALS support
In-house pharmacy, 24×7
Visiting the hospital
- NH-19 (old NH-2), 21st Mile Stone, Village Chaumuhan, Tehsil Chhata, Mathura – 281406, Uttar Pradesh
- Parking available · On NH-19 (old NH-2), Chaumuhan, Mathura
- OPD: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Emergency: 24×7
