Sleep apnea disrupts sleep, causing frequent breathing pauses that leave you gasping for air. It's a common condition but can be especially challenging for older adults. Adding to the concern, epilepsy, which causes seizures, also becomes more likely as we age. A new study suggests
Epilepsy and sleep have a complicated, bi-directional relationship. Headaches are also intricately tied to these conditions, and at The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona, Dr. Vimala Sravanthi Vajjala specializes in working with patients struggling with epilepsy, sleep, and headaches. Sleep inherently affects epileptic seizures
There is a strong association between sleep and epilepsy, which is why at The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona Dr. Vimala Sravanthi Vajjala specializes in working with patients who have epilepsy. We also work with patients as young as two years old, and although
Epilepsy and sleep disturbances have a well-documented relationship. At The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona, Dr. Vimala Sravanthi Vajjala specializes in working with patients who have epilepsy, which is actually an umbrella term for over 30 unique disorders. “Epilepsy” refers to abnormal brain activity
Sleep disorders co-exist with many other conditions, including epilepsy. At The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona, Dr. Vimala Sravanthi Vajjala specializes in working with patients who have epilepsy and struggle with sleep issues like insomnia. She works with patients of virtually all ages, including
What is the relationship between epilepsy and sleep? Epilepsy is a complicated neurological disorder that has long-established associations with sleep. They are interconnected deeply, which is why The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona is home to Dr. Vimala Sravanthi Vajjala, a neurologist who specializes
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