How to judge if there is Capricorn

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During this period of time, I found that the elderly in my family would have some abnormal behaviors, such as twitching their body from time to time, and they were always depressed, and their appetite was also very poor. The most important thing is that part of consciousness will be lost during the twitch. Next, I'll tell you how to judge whether there is Capricorn.

How to judge if there is Capricorn

First, according to the etiology of epilepsy, western medicine can be divided into idiopathic epilepsy and secondary (symptomatic) epilepsy. The former means that the encephalopathy of this kind of patients has no structural changes or metabolic abnormalities that can explain the symptoms, but is closely related to genetic factors. Symptomatic epilepsy is caused by a variety of brain lesions and metabolic disorders, such as congenital diseases, prenatal and perinatal diseases (birth injury is a common cause of infantile epilepsy), sequelae of febrile convulsion, trauma, infection, poisoning, intracranial tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, nutritional and metabolic diseases, etc.

Second: there are two types of symptoms of epilepsy, that is, systemic attack and partial attack. The common forms of generalized seizures can be divided into 7 types, they are grand mal, tonic seizure, clonic seizure, absence seizure, atonic seizure, myoclonic seizure and infantile spasm. The common forms of partial seizures are partial motor seizures and complex partial seizures.

Third: a major seizure is also known as generalized tonic clonic seizure. After the onset, the patient loses consciousness. Sometimes he will scream first, then his whole body becomes stiff, and then his limbs shake rhythmically. Sometimes they stop breathing and turn blue. May bite the tongue, incontinence. A major attack usually lasts 1-3 minutes. After regaining consciousness, the patient may have severe headache or fall asleep. Children often return to normal quickly.

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In fact, the method of judging Capricorn is very simple, because patients with Capricorn will have abnormal behaviors, such as convulsions, falling to the ground during the attack, foaming at the mouth or rolling eyes. Sometimes patients may only have a small part of these symptoms, and they can not be diagnosed as patients with epilepsy.