Symptoms of leprosy in lambs

summary

Epilepsy, commonly known as "lamb wind", is a sudden, transient brain dysfunction. The incidence rate of this disease is high, and it is not limited to age. So we should pay attention to prevention in life. Now let's learn about the symptoms of lambs.

Symptoms of leprosy in lambs

1. Major seizures (generalized tonic clonic seizures) major seizures can be divided into four periods: (1) aura: dizziness, stomach discomfort. (2) Ankylosis: sudden loss of consciousness, fall to the ground, head back, limb rigidity, the patient issued a "lamb" like roar, blue complexion, mydriasis, apnea, lasting for dozens of seconds. (3) Clonic period: rhythmic twitch of the whole body muscles, often biting the tongue, foaming at the mouth, can be accompanied by incontinence, generally lasting 1-3 minutes. (4) Convalescence: generally, it takes dozens of minutes to wake up. The patient can't recall the attack process, and has pain and fatigue all over the body.

2. The typical manifestation of minor attack (absence attack) is that the patient has a short-term loss of consciousness, most of them completely lose consciousness, occasionally the disturbance of consciousness is shallow, he knows something about his surroundings, he can hear questions, but he can't answer them. Disturbance of consciousness is short and frequent. Most of the attacks lasted for 2-15 seconds, less than 1 minute, several to dozens of times a day. Sudden occurrence or termination. Performance for speech and activity suddenly interrupted, two eyes gaze, occasionally turned up, sometimes pale, without warning. The object in hand falls to the ground, sometimes breaks the rice bowl, after the attack stops, continues the original activity.

3. Psychomotor seizures (complex partial seizures) often have illusions, hallucinations and automatism in the background of disturbance of consciousness. It is also called temporal lobe epilepsy because it is caused by temporal lobe lesions. The onset age of epilepsy is relatively late in all types of epilepsy, and the first onset is usually around 20 years old. About 40% of the patients had aura of stomach discomfort, auditory hallucination, smell hallucination, dizziness, nausea, fear, etc. Clinical manifestations can be divided into: consciousness disorders, memory disorders, emotional disorders, mental disorders, complex disorders. If you can't recall the course of the attack, it can also be manifested as gaze and automatism, such as smacking, chewing, groping, wandering, fiddling, humming, mumbling or other symptoms and body symptoms.

matters needing attention

The diet of epilepsy patients should be diversified as far as possible, and eat more nutritious and digestible foods, such as pasta, beans, lean meat, eggs, fish, etc., especially beans, fresh vegetables, fruits, dairy products, which are rich in protein and phospholipids, help to restore brain function and reduce the number of seizures.