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Madikeri, Nov. 19: District Jail Superintendent Sanjay Jatti said that determination is needed to quit bad habits.
He was speaking at an awareness program on epilepsy or epilepsy organized by the Health and Family Welfare Department, Kodagu Institute of Medical Sciences and Teaching Hospital and Karnataka Brain Health Initiative of Kodagu district at the district jail here as part of National Epilepsy Day 2025.
Now, while you are in jail, you are free from any bad habits. If you are free from bad habits even after your release from here, you can lead a healthy life. We will give a speech and leave. However, you have to make a firm decision to quit bad habits, he called upon.
Speaking at the inauguration of the program, Kodagu District Health Education Officer Shanti said that epilepsy is caused by heredity and unhealthy lifestyle. Therefore, a good lifestyle should be developed.
He also created awareness about the programs of the Health and Family Welfare Department and about organ donation.
Speaking later, Kodagu District Coordinator of the Karnataka Brain Health Initiative R. Vikram said that if a person with epilepsy foams at the mouth and has symptoms like prolonged muscle spasms, they should be treated immediately at the nearest hospital without going into a coma.
Speech and hearing therapist S. Kavyashree, psychologist H.S. Sruthi and physiotherapist Aftab Alam, staff of Kodagu District KABHI, informed the audience about neuro-related diseases such as epilepsy, amnesia, headache and paralysis.
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