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Building a safer community picture of seizures, FND and what travels alongside them.

SeizeControl is free because anonymised, aggregated learning has value. By default, structured patterns from the community help improve the product and support clinician understanding on FND Connect — without names, emails or individual timelines.

Research participants 98

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What the research layer is for

People often arrive with more than one diagnosis, overlapping symptoms, medication context and daily-life triggers. The research layer organises that picture at community level while keeping personal records private.

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AnonymisedOutputs are aggregated and never shown as individual records.
CarefulInsights are community findings, not clinical proof or diagnosis.

Current community snapshot

Anxiety
10%
Chronic pain
8%
Depression
8%
IBS / gut health condition
8%
Panic attacks
5%
PTSD / C-PTSD
5%
Asthma / breathing condition
4%
Fibromyalgia
4%
Migraine
4%
Restless legs syndrome
4%
Chronic migraine
3%
Dyslexia / dyspraxia
3%
Hypermobility EDS / joint hypermobility
3%
Tic disorder / Tourette syndrome
3%
ADHD
2%
Autoimmune condition
2%
Diabetes
2%
Dissociation
2%
Sensory processing differences
2%
Vestibular disorder
2%

What people can contribute

Neurological and Neuro-otological Conditions that can overlap with seizure-like episodes, migraine, balance or sensory symptoms.
Autonomic and Connective Tissue Commonly reported autonomic, fainting and hypermobility-related conditions.
Pain and Fatigue Syndromes Long-term pain, fatigue and sensory-load conditions that can affect daily capacity.
Mental Health and Trauma Optional. Only share what you are comfortable sharing.
Neurodevelopmental Neurodivergent profiles that may influence sensory load, fatigue or routine.
Important boundary: Community findings are anonymised and aggregated for general learning. They are not clinical proof or personal medical advice.