At Utage Child Development Centre, we offer EEG testing as part of our advanced neurodiagnostic services to evaluate your child’s brain activity. An EEG (Electroencephalogram) is a safe, painless, and non-invasive test that helps diagnose various neurological and developmental conditions, including seizures, epilepsy, and developmental delays.
What is an EEG?
An EEG records the electrical activity of the brain using small sensors (electrodes) placed on the scalp. It helps detect:
Seizures or epilepsy
Unusual brain wave patterns
Sleep disturbances
Unexplained episodes of staring, fainting, or confusion
Brain function in children with developmental or neurological issues
It is often recommended by pediatric neurologists for further evaluation.
When Should Your Child Have an EEG?
An EEG may be suggested if your child:
Has frequent staring spells, jerky movements, or fainting episodes
Has been diagnosed with or suspected of having seizures or epilepsy
Shows regression in skills or delayed milestones
Experiences sudden behavioral or memory changes
Has head injuries, speech delays, or unresponsive episodes
Needs further neurological evaluation for autism, ADHD, or other brain-related conditions
What Happens During the Test?
At Utage, we ensure the procedure is child-friendly and stress-free:
Your child lies down comfortably while our technician places soft sensors on the scalp
The sensors are connected to a machine that records brain wave patterns
The test may be done while your child is awake, drowsy, or asleep depending on the neurologist’s recommendation
The entire procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes
The report is reviewed by a neurologist and explained clearly to you
Why Choose Utage?
We provide EEG testing in a calm, child-friendly environment, under the supervision of experienced pediatric neurologists and trained technicians. The EEG is integrated into a broader evaluation plan—so your child gets timely diagnosis and targeted care.
Safe, gentle, and essential—EEG gives us a window into your child’s brain. Let us help you understand what’s going on and how to support your child better.