What are the common symptoms of juvenile epilepsy

1. Psychomotor symptoms: automatism is common. Involuntary movements of the oropharynx in people with epilepsy, such as sucking, chewing, swallowing, etc. Some patients wipe their clothes with their hands, raise their hands in the air and make circles, etc. Sometimes, more complex automatisms manifest as sleepwalking and fugue.

2. Mental sensory symptoms: The symptoms of epilepsy are delusions, and when the auditory sense is abnormal, others talk to themselves like a wall. The optical illusion feels like a veil over what I see.

I saw the ground undulating, and I saw that objects seemed to be distorted. Vision becomes larger, vision becomes smaller.

3. Compound: The symptoms of epilepsy are a combination of multiple and complex symptoms. Some people with epilepsy suddenly have an impulsive outburst and even break the law. Such as hurting people, destroying things, self-harm, suicide, homicide, etc.

4. Identifying symptoms: Memory impairment is common among the symptoms of epilepsy. Some people with epilepsy have a sense of familiarity with people or things that are not familiar to them, which is called a sense of "déjà vu". Some people are inexplicably unfamiliar with people or environments.

5. Psychomotor seizures: affective disorders: episodic emotional abnormalities can occur, such as sudden feelings of sadness, anger, fear, catastrophe, and the coming of the apocalypse.

Disturbance of consciousness only: It should be distinguished from absence seizures, which are usually disturbed for more than 1 minute and absence seizures are more than 1 minute.

6. Localized seizures: also known as simple seizures, which are manifested as rhythmic tics of a certain part of the body of epilepsy patients, lasting for a few seconds, and clear consciousness, if there is epileptic discharge expansion, it can be extended to half of the body or the whole body.

When a teenager has a seizure, there are no exactly the same epilepsy symptoms, and some epilepsy symptoms are still relatively common in juvenile epilepsy patients, such as poor memory, sleep disorders, smirking at people, etc., all of which may occur, which are typical epilepsy symptoms. Among the symptoms of juvenile epilepsy, juvenile absence epilepsy is particularly common. Epilepsy symptoms include mild eyelid myoclonus, rarely severe eyelid or perioral myoclonus, rhythmic limb jerks, and monorhythmic head, trunk, and limb myoclonic tics.

As for the teenage period, I think it is the first most important period in life, the age of this period is like flowers, and the children in this period are also carefree.

But some children, will find that he has epilepsy symptoms such as parents, must take the child to the hospital in time to accept**, do not delay the condition, and I think we must go to a regular hospital, do not blindly follow some home remedies or something, which will lead to the aggravation of the child's symptoms.

Once you have this kind of epilepsy, you may find that your child is very depressed and easily irritated in the early stages.

In addition, you may find that the patient suddenly falls to the ground and loses consciousness, and in this case, you may find that the patient has her head tilted back, and the mouth opens and then closes, and the blood pressure will rise.

In addition, if it is a small mal seizure, one of the symptoms is that you suddenly do not move, and you can't speak, and you can't hold things in your hands and stand unsteadily.

If it is a major seizure, the symptoms are more scary, generally the breathing is very loud, the blood pressure is raised, and the mouth will flow saliva foam, and there will even be incontinence.

Once the child is found to have some abnormal conditions, the child must be sent to the hospital in a timely manner, and it is particularly important at this stage of the child's adolescence, then as a parent to communicate with the children at all times, once they are found to be depressed or have something to think of, as a parent must enlighten the children in a timely manner, do not let them have that kind of autistic psychology, let the child try to communicate with the parents about the difficulties encountered, do not hide it in their hearts, which is very dangerous.

Generally, there will be obvious inattention, no way to concentrate on doing a thing, and there will be a particularly dull gaze, some obstacles, sometimes there will be convulsions and foaming at the mouth, and in severe cases, you may bite your tongue, and the situation is also particularly dangerous.

There may be a sudden loss of will, a bite of the tongue, foaming at the mouth, fainting, and convulsions.

There will be symptoms such as lack of concentration, dull eyes, body convulsions, nausea and vomiting, confusion, nervous disorders, etc., and the appearance of such symptoms indicates that there is such a disease, which should be treated in time.

The symptoms should be dull vision, sometimes the body will sway from side to side, and in severe cases, there will be convulsions, foaming at the mouth, reflexion of the horn arch, and then coma.

Hello, there are many reasons for this, and juvenile epilepsy itself is a kind of episodic neuropathy. In the discussion of epilepsy caused by emotional factors, doctors of all generations have emphasized the role of panic epilepsy. Congenital factors, especially in pregnancy and childbirth, clearly point out the role of congenital factors in the occurrence of juvenile epilepsy, and explain the congenital causes of juvenile epilepsy from two aspects: improper nursing of pregnant women and poor fetal development.

Because the fetus is in the mother's body, the mother is suddenly frightened, which causes the qi to be reversed, and then damages the internal organs;

Hello, juvenile epilepsy is also more common, there is no difference in the onset of epilepsy, there are some juvenile epilepsy symptoms, due to myoclonus or the items in the hand will fall off unconsciously soon after waking up, and the arm suddenly does not listen to the control, but there are many juvenile epilepsy has been for a long time for months or years, sometimes there will be generalized tonic-clonic seizures, so that the manifestation of epilepsy is already very serious, but there are also a small number of juvenile epilepsy patients are sudden heart seizures, The main thing is a sudden loss of mind, non-listening and dysfunction of brain function. Of course, the most common form of epilepsy in our teens is by screaming, passing out, twitching of limbs, straight eyes, foaming at the mouth, or urinary incontinence.

1. Autonomic nervous seizures: abdominal pain, headache, syncope or cardiovascular attacks. There is no clear ** for primary epilepsy, secondary to parasitic diseases, intracranial tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, systemic metabolic diseases, etc.

2. Absence seizures: there will be sudden interruption of mental activity, loss of consciousness, accompanied by myoclonus or automatism, and a seizure lasts from a few seconds to more than ten seconds.

3. Generalized tonic-clonic seizures: sudden loss of consciousness, followed by tonic followed by clonic spasm. Bluishing, urinary incontinence, foaming at the mouth or blood foam, and dilated pupils often occur, and the spasms stop naturally after tens of seconds or minutes and enter a state of lethargy.

After waking up, he has a short period of dizziness, irritability, and fatigue, and cannot recall the course of the attack. If seizures persist, being in a coma all the time is called grand mal status arrest state, which is often life-threatening.

4. Complex partial seizures: psychomotor, psychosensory, and mixed seizures may occur. Most of them will have varying degrees of impairment of consciousness and significant thought, perception, emotion, and psychomotor disorders.

There will be automatism such as fugue and nocturnal wandering. In addition, sometimes under the control of hallucinations and delusions, violent acts such as hurting others and self-harm can occur.

5. Simple partial seizures: tonic seizures, clonic seizures, or paresthesia seizures of a certain part or one limb, with a short process and clear consciousness. Loss of consciousness occurs when the seizure spreads along the motor zone to other limbs or throughout the body, called a Jackson seizure.

After the attack, the patient will have temporary paralysis called Todd's palsy.

There are two types of epilepsy: primary and secondary. Secondary as the name suggests, is epilepsy due to acquired certain factors, such as trauma, etc., this epilepsy is acquired, all will not be inherited. However, if it is a primary epilepsy, it means that there is no way to explain the cause of epilepsy, and there is still a little genetic risk.

Especially if there is a positive family history, it is still necessary to avoid pregnancy. If not, you also need to have children after 3 years of positive **, but there is still a genetic risk.

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Epilepsy is a seizure symptom in which neurons in the brain suddenly dig and unsynchronize abnormal discharge, resulting in dysfunction of the nervous system. The onset of epilepsy symptoms depends on which type of seizure the patient belongs to, there are two main types of seizures, tonic-clonic seizures and absence seizures, tonic-clonic seizures mainly include generalized convulsions, loss of consciousness, foaming at the mouth, turning up the eyes, cyanosis of the complexion, screaming at the onset of the disease, etc., absence seizures are mainly sudden stop action, direct eyes look at the east and west, the onset time is generally 10-30 seconds, after regaining consciousness, continue to move. Good luck soon**!