Epilepsy syndromes are specific groups of epilepsy characterized by distinct features, including types of seizures, age of onset, and associated symptoms. These syndromes help doctors diagnose and tailor treatment for individuals. Examples include Dravet syndrome, which typically begins in infancy, and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, known for multiple seizure types and cognitive impairment. Each epilepsy syndrome has unique patterns and may respond differently to treatments. Understanding these syndromes is crucial for effective management. Some syndromes may improve with age, while others can persist throughout life. Accurate diagnosis can lead to better outcomes for those affected by epilepsy.