How to diagnose temporal lobe epilepsy

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Recently, I always feel some pain in my brain. One day when I go out on business, I don't know what's going on. My eyes suddenly turn black. My client says that I froth in my mouth and my body is always twitching. The doctor says that I have epilepsy. Now when I sleep, I sometimes get sick and bite my tongue with tears. After treatment, I've got a lot better. Let's talk about how to diagnose temporal lobe epilepsy.

How to diagnose temporal lobe epilepsy

Symptom 1: Hysteria: the patient has hysteria personality characteristics, no change in pupil, no loss of consciousness, no fall, bite or incontinence, suggesting that the treatment is effective, no abnormality in EEG.

Symptom 2: febrile convulsion: it is common in children from half to four years old, accompanied by high fever. Only a few cases have more than two attacks, and recover quickly after the attack. Neurological examination is mostly normal.

Symptom 3: sudden loss of consciousness, tonic clonic twitch of the whole body, apnea, foaming at the mouth, limb twitch, possibly accompanied by tongue bite and urinary incontinence. It lasts for 1-5 minutes, and falls asleep after the twitch stops. After waking up, headache, weakness, no memory of the attack.

matters needing attention

The causes of epilepsy include head injury, brain infection, systemic inflammation, infection, marriage, drinking, smoking and high fever. In addition, in addition to paying attention to drug treatment, patients with epilepsy should try to eat less or no zinc rich food in their daily life.