Video EEG

1,800.00

Video EEG is a specialized test that records your brain’s electrical activity (EEG) while simultaneously video monitoring your body movements and behavior.

This test helps doctors correlate what’s happening in your brain with what’s happening in your body, especially during events like seizures, fainting, or unexplained spells.
It is often done over several hours to several days, depending on what your doctor needs to evaluate.

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    Test Preparation

    Here’s how you can prepare for the test:

    Hair & Scalp:
    • Wash your hair thoroughly the night before.
    • Do not use any hair products like oils, gels, sprays, or conditioners.
    • Your scalp must be clean and dry for the electrodes to stick properly.
     Clothing:
    • Wear comfortable clothes. In longer studies, button-up shirts are helpful so you don’t have to remove electrodes if changing.
    • Avoid clothes with metal parts (like zippers or metallic designs) which may interfere with the EEG signal.

     Medications:
    • Do not stop any medications unless your doctor instructs you to.
    • Bring a list of all your current medications, including dosages and times you take them.
    Food & Drink:
    • Eat normally before the test.
    • Avoid caffeine and energy drinks on the day of the test unless your doctor allows it.
    • Bring snacks or meals if it’s a long test.
    Sleep Deprivation (If Advised):
    • Sometimes, your doctor may ask you to sleep less or stay awake the night before the test to increase the chances of detecting brain activity abnormalities.
    • Follow specific instructions given by your neurologist or EEG technician.
     Personal Items:
    • Bring any toys, books, or activities for children or for yourself if the test is long.
    • Bring any devices or items that might trigger the episodes you’re trying to capture, if advised by your doctor.