By Pupu Ji Koul

National Epilepsy Day, observed every year on 17 November, serves as an important reminder that neurological disorders still carry deep social stigma and misunderstanding, even though medical science has made remarkable advancements in diagnosis and treatment. Epilepsy, one of the most prevalent neurological conditions in the world, affects millions of people across all age groups, yet myths and misconceptions continue to overshadow facts. This day encourages society to reflect upon its attitudes, broaden its knowledge, and replace fear with awareness. Epilepsy is not a curse, not a mental disease, and certainly not a sign of instability. It is a medical condition arising from sudden and abnormal electrical activity in the brain, and with timely medication, lifestyle care,

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