Our information pages should not be used as a substitute for medical advice. Readers are warned not to take any action without first seeking medical advice.
These pages have been written by TSA and reviewed by our medical advisors.
Clinical Guidelines
Diagnostic criteria for TSC
Surveillance and management guidelines for TSC
Signs and Symptoms
The genetic changes that cause Tuberous Sclerosis can lead to signs of TSC in many different organs of the body. These information pages provide in-depth information about the different signs and symptoms of TSC, recommended surveillance and treatment options.
If you have questions and/or need more information
If you have questions and/or need more information, you can speak with the TSA Nurse. This is a free, confidential information and support service which provides TSC information and links to practical support.
You can book a time to talk with our Nurse by completing the online booking form on this website.
The TSA nurse can help with:
- emotional support if you or someone you care about has TSC
- how to manage life with TSC
- questions you may have about TSC, including about tests and medical procedures
- how to find other organisations and resources that can help you in your life with TSC.