Epilepsy Market Analysis, Market Size, Epidemiology, Leading Companies and Competitive Analysis



Epilepsy market
Epilepsy is a brain disorder, which is characterized by recurrent seizures. A seizure is defined as a sudden change of behaviour because of a temporary change in the electrical functioning in the brain. Usually, the brain continuously produces tiny electrical impulses in a pattern. The disease has many possible causes, and there are various types of seizures. Seizures can happen due to anything that interrupts the normal pattern of neuron activity from illness to brain damage to abnormal brain development. In patients having seizures, the normal electrical pattern is interrupted by sudden and synchronized bursts of electrical energy that may change their consciousness, movements, or sensations.
The most epilepsy syndromes are more commonly found in males than in females. In the United States, around 3.4 million people live with epilepsy, and over 150,000 new cases are diagnosed with the disease each year. One in 26 people is likely to develop epilepsy at some point in their life.
The current Epilepsy treatment regimen involves medication, a combination of medications, diet therapy, and surgery. The commonly used Epilepsy treatment therapy is Anti-Epileptic Medications (AEDs). The early Epilepsy treatment for the majority of all patients with multiple seizures is AEDs. The medications treat Epilepsy symptoms and are highly effective because they control seizures in the majority (around 70%) of all cases.
The expected launch of NRL-1, Cannabidiol and Fintepla, etc. may boost the growth of Epilepsy Market. The mid-stage products USL-261 (by UCB Pharma) and ZYN-002 (by Zynerba) have come as hopeful options to enter the Epilepsy market.
Now coming to the current Epilepsy market scenario, the current Epilepsy market includes different therapies and procedures. These are drug-resistant epilepsy, adverse reactions, drug interactions, the requirement for better identification of epileptic syndromes, and a lack of anti-epileptogenic (AEG) agents that can stop epilepsy development. The total Epilepsy market size was USD 2,984 Million in 2017. Epilepsy market is anticipated to show positive growth. As per DelveInsight’s estimates, the United States Epilepsy market is expected to grow at a CAGR rate of 8.85% for a study period of 2017-2028. The other factors that may boost the growth of Epilepsy market involve increased comprehension about the disease, overview of novel therapies in Epilepsy market, and other innovative Epilepsy treatment options to overcome the limitation of current Epilepsy treatment regimen and improved patient-of-care. These all will contribute towards Epilepsy market growth during the forecast period (2019-2028). The total Epilepsy market size is calculated by including both Epilepsy market size for both children and adults.
To conclude, a better and clear comprehension of Epilepsy pathogenesis will majorly improve the Epilepsy treatment regimens and development of Epilepsy novel therapies. With this, many pharmaceutical companies have started working toward the development of new Epilepsy therapeutic options. Epilepsy market is anticipated to show positive growth in the upcoming years due to the already prescribed products along with with the launch of distinctive Epilepsy emerging therapies in the coming years.

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