What does the symptom of epilepsy have

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My eldest cousin suffered from epilepsy, which happened to catch up with me when I went to her home. At that time, I was startled, foaming, delirious, and gibberish. Epilepsy is a terrible disease. Now I will tell you about some symptoms of epilepsy.

What does the symptom of epilepsy have

In daily life, we should understand some symptoms of epilepsy, and treat the patients in time. The typical performance is that the patient has a short-term loss of consciousness, most of them completely lost consciousness, occasionally the disturbance of consciousness is shallow, they know something about their surroundings, they can hear questions, but they 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.

In the background of disturbance of consciousness, there are often illusions, hallucinations and automatism. 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.

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Epilepsy is a more terrible disease, for patients should be actively treated, in daily life to avoid stimulating diet, avoid contact with spicy and other stimulating food, to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, in order to achieve better therapeutic effect, generally seen in patients with organic damage of cerebral cortex, manifested as paroxysmal twitch or twitch of one side of the mouth, fingers or toes Paresthesia can spread to one side of the body. When the attack involves both sides of the body, it can be manifested as a major attack.