What are the symptoms of secondary epilepsy
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A few days ago, when I was walking in the park, I felt that an old man who was doing morning exercises in front of me was very abnormal. He suddenly fell to the ground and twitched. It was said that this was epilepsy. Now let me talk about the symptoms of secondary epilepsy.
What are the symptoms of secondary epilepsy
First, secondary epilepsy is a chronic brain disease, which is characterized by recurrent paroxysmal excessive discharge of neurons in the brain, resulting in sudden and temporary brain dysfunction. Then, clinical consciousness, motor, sensory, mental or autonomic nerve dysfunction. The symptoms of secondary epilepsy are related to the location, range and intensity of discharge, so the manifestations are very complex. The onset of each attack was sudden.
Second: minor attacks. Belongs to sudden interruption of mental activity, patients will appear transient loss of consciousness, often accompanied by myoclonus or automatism. A few seconds to more than ten seconds. EEG showed slow spike or sharp slow wave 3 times per second.
Third: a major attack. The patient will suddenly have a loss of consciousness, and then a general spasm. The patients often accompanied with screaming, cyanosis, urinary incontinence, tongue bite, mouth foaming or blood foam, mydriasis. After lasting for tens of seconds or a few minutes, the spasm naturally stops and goes into a state of lethargy. The symptoms of secondary epilepsy were dizziness, irritability and fatigue for a short time after waking up, and the seizure process could not be recalled. If the attack continues, has been in a coma state, said the big attack continued state, often dangerous and life.
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Secondary epilepsy patients and normal people usually have little difference, but the onset of the disease is often accompanied by many symptoms, convulsions and spasms are two significant features, seizures are divided into major and minor seizures, there is also a difference, major seizures are more serious.