Have you been experiencing symptoms like seizures, confusion, or memory problems? Your doctor might suggest a test called an EEG (electroencephalogram) to better understand what’s going on in your brain.
An EEG is a safe, painless procedure that records the brain’s electrical activity using small sensors placed on the scalp. It helps doctors detect unusual brain wave patterns that may point to epilepsy, sleep disorders, head injuries, or other neurological conditions.
Because it provides real-time insight into brain function, an EEG can be a powerful diagnostic tool. In fact, it’s one of the first tests neurologists recommend when symptoms don’t have an obvious physical cause — especially when imaging like CT or MRI scans come back normal.
If you’re unsure whether an EEG is right for you, here are 7 common reasons to get an EEG test — and what to do next if one applies to your situation:
If you’re unsure whether an EEG is right for you, here are 7 common reasons to get an EEG test — and what to do next if one applies to your situation:
Learn how EEG tests work or what to expect during your first EEG.
If any of the above applies to you, talk to our doctor. They can advise whether an EEG is needed. If an EEG is recommended, the Kampala EEG Laboratory and Sleep Center is here to help. We perform EEG tests in a friendly, comfortable environment and can guide you through every step. Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions or to schedule an EEG – your well-being is our priority.
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