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Affordable EEG Test in Gurgaon

Electroencephalogram (EEG) Study

What is an EEG Test?

An Electroencephalogram (EEG) measures electrical activity in your brain using small, metal discs (electrodes) attached to your scalp. It is the gold standard for diagnosing epilepsy and other seizure disorders. Your EEG is performed and interpreted under the supervision of Dr. Bhupesh Kumar, Consultant Neurologist (MBBS, MD, DM Neurology), with 16+ years of experience — so you get a specialist's reading, not just a printout.

Common Indications:

  • Seizure disorders & Epilepsy
  • Fainting spells or blackouts
  • Confusion or altered mental status
  • Sleep disorders

Preparation for EEG:

  • Clean Hair: Wash your hair the night before or the day of the test.
  • No Products: Do not use conditioners, hair creams, sprays, or styling gels, as they can interfere with the electrode signals.
  • Relax: Stay relaxed. Bring a hairband or clips if you possess long hair.
EEG electrodes being placed on patient's scalp at NeuroMet Wellness Gurgaon

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Electroencephalogram (EEG) Study

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Mr. Amit Yadav – Senior Neurodiagnostic Technologist at NeuroMet Wellness

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Mr. Amit Yadav

Senior Neurodiagnostic Technologist

Amit conducts all EEG, NCV, and EMG studies at NeuroMet Wellness using standardized neurophysiology protocols. His focus is precise data acquisition and patient comfort — so you're in calm, experienced hands throughout the procedure. All results are supervised and interpreted by Dr. Bhupesh Kumar.

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Overnight EEG Test in Gurgaon

An Overnight EEG is a longer brain-wave recording performed across sleep or night-time hours. It helps the neurologist look for abnormal electrical activity that may not appear during a shorter routine EEG, especially when symptoms are infrequent or linked with sleep.

The test is useful when seizure-like episodes, unexplained blackouts, unusual sleep events, or suspected epilepsy need extended monitoring and clinical correlation.

When Overnight EEG may be advised:

  • Routine EEG is normal but seizure suspicion remains high
  • Episodes happen during sleep, early morning, or at unpredictable times
  • Blackouts, staring spells, confusion, or nocturnal events need clarification
  • Medication planning requires better seizure-pattern information

What to expect:

  • Longer Recording: Brain activity is recorded for an extended period, including sleep.
  • Comfortable Setup: Electrodes are placed on the scalp using standard EEG technique.
  • Neurologist Review: The tracing is interpreted with your symptoms, history, and clinical examination in mind.

Preparation is simple

  • Wash hair before the test and avoid oil, gel, spray, or conditioner.
  • Carry previous EEG reports, prescriptions, and seizure-event notes if available.
  • Continue medicines unless your treating doctor gives different instructions.
  • Ask the clinic team about timing, stay arrangements, and reporting before booking.

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EEG Test: Frequently Asked Questions

Is an EEG painful or does it give electric shocks?

No. An EEG only records the brain's own electrical activity through electrodes on the scalp. It does not pass any current into you and is completely painless.

How long does an EEG take?

A routine EEG usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes, including setup. Sleep-deprived and overnight studies take longer.

Should I take my epilepsy medication before an EEG?

Yes, continue your usual medicines unless your treating neurologist specifically advises otherwise. Never stop medication on your own, as this can be dangerous.

Do I need to stay awake the night before an EEG?

Only if a sleep-deprived EEG is advised, in which case your neurologist will tell you how much to limit your sleep. For a routine EEG, normal sleep is fine.

How much does an EEG test cost in Gurgaon?

The cost depends on the type of EEG advised, such as a routine, sleep-deprived, or overnight study. Please call or WhatsApp our team for an exact quote.

When will I get my EEG report?

In most cases the report, with a neurologist's interpretation, is available the same day.

Is an EEG safe for children?

Yes. An EEG is non-invasive and safe at any age, and is routinely used in children to evaluate seizures and unexplained spells.

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All neurophysiology tests at NeuroMet Wellness are supervised or reviewed by our Senior Consultant Neurologist to ensure clinical correlation with your symptoms. We don't just give you a graph; we give you a diagnosis.

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