EEG vs ENMG: What Is the Difference?

A standard EEG test at home usually takes 45–60 minutes including electrode placement and recording. Some protocols may take longer if drowsiness or sleep recording is required. When you book via Appointments or Contact & Bookings, we will inform you of the expected duration.

Yes. EEG is a specialised neurological test and a doctor's prescription is strongly recommended. It helps us follow the correct protocol based on your neurologist's clinical question.

No. EEG at home is completely safe, painless and non-invasive. Electrodes are placed on your scalp using gel or paste, and the machine only records electrical activityit does not send any shocks or currents.

Yes. Ghar Pe Diagnostics EEG reports follow standard protocols and are interpreted by qualified specialists. These reports are accepted by neurologists, epilepsy clinics and hospitals.

General preparation: Wash your hair and keep it clean and dry before the test. Do not apply oil, gel or heavy hair products. Take regular medicines unless advised otherwise by your doctor.

EEG records brain activity only during the test period. If a seizure does not occur during recording, the EEG may still show patterns suggesting seizure tendency, but not always. Rare or complex events may require prolonged video EEG in a hospital.

Yes. Based on your doctor's advice, EEG at Home in Bangalore can be combined with Blood Tests at Home, Sleep Study at Home, PFT Test at Home in Bangalore or ECG at Home in Bangalore as part of Health Check Packages at Home.