Epilepsy must be differentiated from: Psychogenic nonepileptic attacks (PNEAs), syncope, hypoglycemia, panic attacks, acute dystonic reactions, hemifacial spasm, nonepileptic myoclonus, parasomnias, cataplexy, hypnic jerks, transient ischemic attacks, migraines and transient global amnesia.
Epilepsy differential diagnosis
Seizure differential diagnosis
Migraine differential diagnosis
Encephalopathy differential diagnosis
Epilepsy risk factors
Transient ischemic attack differential diagnosis
Brain tumor differential diagnosis
Lightheadedness and vertigo differential diagnosis