What are the more common symptoms of epilepsy

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The pathogenesis of epilepsy is due to the sudden abnormal discharge of brain neurons, leading to transient brain dysfunction, a chronic disease, when the body is not controlled by the brain, accompanied by convulsions and even scratch froth. Often when the symptoms of epilepsy is very frightening, so what are the more common symptoms of epilepsy? Now I will share my experience with you.

What are the more common symptoms of epilepsy

Symptom 1: generally we often say epilepsy and epilepsy is a disease, but there are some different names. It is a common mental disease. Its clinical manifestations are characterized by repeated attacks of transient loss of consciousness and limb convulsions. Moreover, epilepsy can be divided into secondary and primary diseases. As long as targeted treatment and control are carried out, the condition of general patients can also be improved The role of improvement.

Symptom 2: epileptic seizures are characterized by transient loss of consciousness, sudden interruption of speech activity, landing with objects in hand, direct vision or staring, and continuing the original activity after seizures. Localized seizures of epilepsy are characterized by local or unilateral limb convulsions. If the abnormal discharge of the brain expands, it can extend to the whole body.

Symptom 3: it can be manifested as sudden attack, fuzzy consciousness, irregular and uncoordinated movements (such as sucking, chewing, searching, shouting, running, struggling, etc.). The patient's behavior is aimless, aimless, blind and impulsive. The attack lasts for several hours, sometimes as long as several days. The patient has no memory of the attack.

matters needing attention

1. Epilepsy patients, usually do not go to dangerous places, such as to try to avoid reservoirs and high slopes. 2. Epilepsy patients can also eat more magnesium containing food. 3. Patients should check and take medicine regularly, and remember not to eat foreign drugs indiscriminately. 4. Do not press the patient's limbs hard to avoid fracture or dislocation. 5. Develop good living habits, rest on time, ensure adequate sleep, avoid overwork.