What are the dangers of epilepsy, and what are the dangers of epilepsy?

The first thing to say about the harm of epileptic mal seizures is the harm to the human brain, and the seizures are caused by an abnormal large amount of brain discharge, therefore, the harm of epileptic seizures from the level of a large number of abnormal discharges must consume energy, resulting in relative energy deficiency and cerebral hypoxia. Irreversible brain damage. Seizures can also cause irreversible brain damage, with multiple seizures and sometimes seizures lasting more than 15 minutes.

Span span sometimes partial seizures can also cause irreversible brain damage to patients, resulting in the destruction of brain tissue structure, the formation of new epileptic foci, this damage, although the harm of seizures will bring irreversible brain damage, but the subsequent conditions are very worrying, due to the existence of brain damage, can leave mental retardation, cerebral palsy, ADHD, learning difficulties, these problems are also patients can not ignore. /span

There are many harms of epilepsy, mainly seen in the following:1The harm to the brain leads to memory loss, and in severe cases, mental retardation.

2.Behavioral influences of patients, such as pessimistic mood, negative low self-esteem, bizarre behavior, etc. 3.

Threat to the patient's life. A very small number of seizures do not receive good first aid and conditioning measures, resulting in accidental injuries and even death. Therefore, if you have epilepsy, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible**.

Brain hypoxia, brain injury, accidental injury, physical health injury, neurotransmitter injury, psychological and spiritual injury, brain development impact.

It can be harmful both mentally and physically.

The harm of epilepsy to the body is manifested in the psychological aspect, because in life, you can't live like a normal person, and you will be afraid of other people's shame and don't go out, which will produce symptoms of depression and anxiety, and in severe cases, there will be suicidal tendencies, and the second is brain problems, epilepsy will lead to brain dysfunction, affecting the patient's intelligence, and serious cases will lead to dementia, mental abnormalities, and memory changes.

1. Long-term and reversible epilepsy can lead to a high degree of abnormal discharge of brain nerve cells, affecting cognitive development and leading to a decline in intelligence; 2. Generalized tonic-clonic seizures and tonic seizures can easily lead to accidents, such as fractures, tongue bites, and even tongue bites. The literature shows that the probability of accidents in patients with epilepsy is 5-7 times higher than that of normal people, or even 26 times; 3. Sudden death is related to sudden ischemia, hypoxia, improper treatment or accidents, cardiac arrest, etc., which is extremely harmful.

Epilepsy itself is a manifestation of excessive discharge of brain neurons, during epileptic seizures, brain nerve cells are overexcited, and the brain current at the seizure site increases, resulting in metabolic waste poisoning to brain cells, and patients often have suffocation during seizures, resulting in cerebral hypoxia, causing a large number of brain cells in related brain regions to die, affecting brain function. If status epilepticus is not relieved and**, it is often life-threatening. Epilepsy patients attract strange eyes from others and have a sense of shame, so they are particularly stressed and prone to depression and anxiety.

Childhood epilepsy affects the growth and development of the nervous system due to seizures, resulting in a decline in children's intelligence, poor limb development, and reduced mobility, which will affect life expectancy.

The harm is that sometimes I will hurt myself when I have a seizure, so I must be asked for some control such as diazepam in time during a seizure.

The most harmful thing about this epilepsy is mainly accidental injury, because normally speaking, the accidental mortality rate of normal people and people with epilepsy is about 5 to 10 times higher, so he will have a sudden loss of consciousness, and some people will have convulsions and convulsions.

The harms of epilepsy are:

1. Cause self-damage:

When a seizure occurs, the most common of which is a grand mal seizure, can cause damage to itself. For example, if the teeth are clenched, a tongue bite may occur. If this kind of convulsions occur at work, there will be a fall at any time, and the loss of consciousness will occur, so it will cause a kind of trauma to itself.

2. Causing harm to others:

Seizures can also cause harm to others, and can cause falls if the person is employed as a driver or in some other occupation. At the same time, the patient has a sudden seizure while driving, which can cause personal injury to other people around him.

Therefore, the harm of epilepsy is still relatively large, and patients should pay attention to the ** of epilepsy.

Most anti-epileptic drugs have varying degrees of ***, but in general, there is no effect on longevity. However, it is important to be alert to unexpected events that can occur during a seizure, as some can be life-threatening.

Epilepsy, commonly known as "epilepsy" or "epilepsy", is a chronic disease in which neurons in the brain suddenly and abnormally discharge, resulting in transient brain dysfunction.

Dangers of pediatric epilepsy:

1. Causing damage to the brain.

The most direct damage caused by seizures is the brain, which will cause children to have memory loss or memory impairment, and even with the increase in the number of seizures, it will be accompanied by mental retardation or intelligence is not as good as normal people.

2. Influence on behavior.

Epileptic seizures can make children have problems such as strange behavior, impulsiveness, withdrawnness, and suspicion, which will directly affect their behavior and make them act to hurt others without realizing it.

3. Cause psychological inferiority.

Due to the fact that most people do not have a comprehensive understanding of epilepsy at present, it is believed that people with epilepsy will hurt others unconsciously and will stay away from people with epilepsy. Once a child has epilepsy, it will have an impact on social interaction, coupled with the distance of others, which will bring psychological burden and cause low self-esteem.

Epilepsy is more harmful, and some patients do not pay attention to epilepsy, which is a misunderstanding, and its harm is as follows:

1. A single seizure of epilepsy, especially generalized tonic convulsions, will increase the accidental mortality rate;

2. The seizure of epilepsy is due to abnormal discharge of the brain, and the reflex of epilepsy will affect the function of the whole brain, which can cause intellectual disability, stunted development, and even inability to speak in young children;

3. Increase the risk of accidents, such as seizures during pregnancy, which may cause miscarriage and the risk of pregnant women.

Patients with epilepsy and their families should pay attention to seizures and reduce the number of seizures to improve the quality of life of patients.

Epilepsy, commonly known as "sheep wind", is a physical disease caused by abnormal electrical discharges of neurons in the brain. Epilepsy is a chronic disease, although it does not have much impact on patients in the short term, but long-term frequent seizures can lead to serious effects on the patient's physical, mental and intellectual health.

1. Danger to life: Epilepsy patients often have sudden seizures at any time, place, environment and cannot control themselves, and are prone to falls, burns, drowning, traffic accidents, etc.

2. Mental harm, epilepsy patients are often discriminated against by society, encounter difficulties in employment, marriage, family life, etc., patients are mentally depressed, and their physical and mental health are greatly affected.

3. Cognitive impairment, which is mainly manifested as memory impairment, mental decline, personality changes, etc., and finally gradually loses the ability to work or even live.

Epilepsy can cause damage to the brain, such as cognitive problems such as difficulty concentrating, learning difficulties, and memory loss. Accidents may also occur, such as fractures, trauma, suffocation, drowning, etc., and it is also necessary to pay attention to the possible effects of long-term anti-epileptic drugs, such as liver function, kidney function, osteoporosis, fertility problems, etc.

Seizures can affect the patient's life, and the falls, aspiration, hypoxia, and developmental delay caused by the seizure will endanger the patient's life, and even sudden death during the seizure.

As a chronic disease that causes brain dysfunction, epilepsy may not be harmful to patients in the short term, but long-term seizures of epilepsy will not only cause harm to the patient's brain function, but even endanger the patient's life. During a seizure, it is easy to fall and fall due to a sudden fall, and if you are in a dangerous environment, it is easy to die accidentally, such as drowning, traffic accidents, falls from heights, etc. Sudden death may occur during seizures, and death may occur due to aspiration, lack of oxygen, etc.

From a mental point of view, long-term and frequent seizures of epilepsy will not only have an adverse impact on the patient's mental and psychological health, but also cause distress to the life and work of the family, affecting their physical and mental health.

Long-term frequent seizures of epilepsy can affect the patient's memory, lead to mental decline, affect the patient's mood, change the patient's personality, and some patients may lose their ability to take care of themselves due to seizures.

Epilepsy must be actively cooperated with the doctor**. Loss of consciousness during a major seizure, falling, and falling may cause accidents, and when foaming at the mouth, the head is not on one side, which is also life-threatening. Not being active** can lead to more frequent seizures.

In life, there are many things that cannot be done, such as driving, etc., and many jobs cannot be done.

Seizures can cause damage to the patient's brain nerves, causing memory impairment, mental decline, etc., each seizure of epilepsy will make the patient feel very bad, if the epilepsy patient is often in a bad mood, it is easy to aggravate the condition, and the psychological burden will be heavier. Because the seizures are sudden, patients are prone to falls, burns, drowning, traffic accidents, etc., which endanger the patient's health. Therefore, it is necessary to arrive at the regular ** of the neurology department of the hospital in time

Hello, epilepsy is a common clinical disease, and its seizures are characterized by sudden and repetitive nature. It has a great impact on the patient's life, study and work, but most of the epilepsy can be controlled through regular **.

Epilepsy is extremely harmful, such as loss of consciousness during seizures resulting in physical falls, limb convulsions leading to abrasions and bruises, and mental abnormalities can cause self-injury and injury to others. In severe cases, apnea causes hypoxic edema and functional damage to brain tissue, and the high-frequency discharge of brain nerve cells directly causes damage to the brain, which leads to memory loss, reduced intelligence, and may cause learning difficulties in childhood.

Epilepsy. There are many harms, mainly including the following aspects:

1. Brain cell harm: the disease is actually a manifestation of excessive discharge of brain neurons, seizures, over-excitation of brain neurons, large brain current at the seizure site, easy to produce various metabolic wastes, toxic to brain cells, and if not controlled, a large number of brain cells in related brain regions can die, affecting brain function, and even critical life;

2. Psychological impact: more patients with epilepsy have a sense of shame about their condition, feel greater pressure, and are prone to depression. , anxiety disorders.

3. Growth and development: Seizures can affect the nervous system and growth and development, resulting in decreased intelligence, poor limb development, reduced mobility, and even life expectancy.

4. Life-threatening: most seizures have no cause and cannot be predicted. If you are engaged in high-risk activities such as driving, swimming, or mountaineering, it can lead to serious accidents and be life-threatening.

Epilepsy causes damage to the brain (e.g., cognitive problems such as difficulty concentrating, learning difficulties, memory loss) and may cause unexpected events (e.g., fractures, trauma, suffocation, drowning) during seizures. In addition, it is also necessary to be vigilant about the possible effects of long-term use of anti-epileptic drugs, such as liver function, kidney function, osteoporosis, fertility problems, etc.

The risk of death is higher in people with epilepsy than in the general population, and the risk may be higher in children with epilepsy. If seizures are persistent, they can cause permanent damage or even death.

Epilepsy. There are many harms, one causes itself. The most common thing we have when impairing a seizure is a grand mal seizure, and he can have his own damage at that time, such as.

Trismus can occur with tongue bites at work if such a draw is found. If you make up the number, you will fall at any time and lose consciousness, so you will cause a kind of trauma to yourself. 2. Causing harm to others, and seizures can also cause harm to others, which can be caused by seizures when the patient is working, driving, driving, or some other occupation.

Falls while the patient has a sudden seizure while driving can cause damage to other people around them. Personal injury. Therefore, the harm of epilepsy is still relatively large, and patients should pay attention to the ** of epilepsy.

Try not to drive, don't. Driving is the most dangerous and not only hurts yourself, but also many people.

Psychophysiological, severe can be life-threatening.