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A Visual Evoked Potential (VEP) test is a simple, non-invasive way to check how well your eyes and brain are working together to process visual information.It records your brain’s electrical activity in response to visual patterns or flashes of light. VEP is often used to diagnose conditions affecting the optic nerve, like multiple sclerosis, or to monitor nerve function after an injury.

At Park Hospital, our medical experts make sure that the VEP test is quick and painless. We use advanced technology to track how your brain responds to visual stimuli, helping doctors identify any potential issues with your visual or nervous system.

Not much preparation is required from your end for this test, however do keep these points in mind:

● Make sure to not wear makeup around your eyes, and also the clothing should be comfortable.

● It would be advisable to avoid caffeine before the test, as it can affect how your brain reacts/responds.

● The test is non-invasive, so there’s no need to worry about needles or any discomfort.

Is the VEP test painful?

No, it’s completely painless. You’ll be asked to sit in front of a screen with a series of light patterns or checkered visuals, and sensors will be placed on your scalp to measure your brain's response.

Am I introduced to certain risks if I take this test?

There are no risks involved. The test is very safe,working on your health, without the probability of risks/infections.

How long does the VEP test take?

The test usually takes about 30 minutes. It’s quick, and you’ll be able to go about your day as usual afterward.

Can I eat or drink before the test begins?

Yes, you may consume food and drinks normally you do before the test. Just avoid caffeine if possible

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