concept   epilepsy
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, epilepsy is seen as a medical condition requiring immediate attention and ongoing support.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 electroencephalograph Western countries Used in medical diagnosis and research to measure electrical activity in the brain. 1
2 epilepsy Western countries Epilepsy is generally well understood as a neurological disorder, and people with epilepsy are supported and accommodated in society. 1
3 epilepsy Western countries Epilepsy is a medical condition that is widely understood and accepted, with many resources and support available for individuals with epilepsy. 1
4 epilepsy Western countries Epilepsy is often treated with medication and medical interventions such as surgery or implanted devices in Western countries. 1
5 epilepsy Western countries Epilepsy is recognized as a medical condition that can be treated with medication and medical interventions. 1
6 epilepsy Western countries Epilepsy is commonly treated with medication and medical intervention, and people with epilepsy are generally encouraged to seek medical help. 1
7 have epileptic fit Western countries Receiving immediate medical attention is the norm, and individuals may be familiar with seizure first aid procedures. 1
8 have epileptic fit Western countries Seek immediate medical attention and provide a safe space for the person to recover 1
9 have epileptic fit western countries It is common to know first aid for epileptic fits and to provide assistance when someone has a seizure. 1
10 have epileptic fit western countries Seeking medical help and understanding of epilepsy is common, and people having epileptic fits are often treated with compassion. 1
11 having epileptic fit Western countries Offer immediate medical assistance and call for emergency services 1
12 having epileptic fit Western countries Immediate medical intervention and care required, often followed by ongoing treatment and support 1
13 having epileptic fit Western cultures Medical assistance is typically sought immediately, and there is generally understanding and empathy for the individual experiencing the fit. 1
14 seizure Western countries Immediate medical attention is sought for someone having a seizure, and it is considered a medical emergency. 1
15 seizure Western countries Seizures are commonly understood as a medical emergency, and there is awareness about epilepsy and the importance of providing first aid and medical assistance. 1
16 seizure Western countries Seek immediate medical attention and call emergency services 1
17 seizure western countries Seizures are often associated with epilepsy and are generally viewed with concern and as a medical emergency. 1