What are the symptoms of intermittent epilepsy

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Epilepsy is a very complex disease, it is divided into a variety of different types according to different causes, intermittent epilepsy is also one of the more common, patients should try to find out the cause after the disease, and then effective treatment for the cause, below I will share the symptoms of intermittent epilepsy.

What are the symptoms of intermittent epilepsy

Symptom 1: for the causes and treatment of intermittent epilepsy, experts said that intermittent epilepsy is also called autonomic epilepsy. This kind of epilepsy is a relatively independent type of epilepsy, which is a kind of simple partial seizures. Intermittent epilepsy is a syndrome of autonomic nervous dysfunction, characterized by periodic seizures, mainly because of various causes leading to hypothalamic encephalopathy Some harmful factors may lead to abnormal discharge lesions, which may lead to autonomic nervous symptoms such as headache and nausea, as well as changes in cardiovascular system and respiratory system.

Symptom 2: according to the causes and treatment methods of intermittent epilepsy, experts pointed out that the treatment methods of intermittent epilepsy mainly include drugs and surgery, different symptoms should take different treatment methods, but no matter which method is adopted for treatment, we should choose the correct and reasonable treatment scheme under the guidance of experts.

Symptom 3: during the treatment of intermittent epilepsy, in addition to taking medicine correctly, patients should also learn to overcome bad emotions, keep a positive and optimistic attitude, and pay attention to keep good habits and scientific diet.

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.