Sequelae of traumatic brain injury Frequent epilepsy The following are the cases

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Answer]: Patients with severe head injury have frequent vomiting, ear and nose hemorrhage or branch noise combined with maxillofacial injury due to impaired consciousness, coupled with reduced or absent cough and swallowing reflexes, and sputum and vomit in the airways are collected into the trachea, which can easily cause falling pneumonia, aggravate cerebral hypoxia and endanger life.

Hello, here are the epilepsy symptoms:

1.Autonomic seizures (early symptoms of diencephalic epilepsy): may be headache, abdominal pain, limb pain, syncope, or cardiovascular seizures.

Those with no clear ** are primary epilepsy, and those secondary to intracranial tumors, trauma, infections, parasitic diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, systemic metabolic diseases, etc.

2.Absence seizures (petit mals): sudden interruption of mental activity, loss of consciousness, possibly myoclonus, or automatism.

A few seconds to more than ten seconds of an episode, and 3 times of electroencephalogram (EEG) are slow or sharp and slow waves, usually this symptom is more serious, and it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to avoid delaying the best time.

3.Generalized tonic-clonic seizures (grand mal seizures): sudden loss of consciousness, followed by tonic followed by clonic spasms.

It is often accompanied by screaming, bluish complexion, urinary incontinence, tongue bites, foaming or blood foaming at the mouth, and dilated pupils. After lasting tens of seconds or minutes, the seizures naturally stop and you enter a lethargic state. After waking up, there is a short period of dizziness and irritability.

My mother also had this sequelae after a car accident in '07, she took sodium valproate, and she felt much better, but she hasn't had a big attack in October '09 until now. Hope it helps.

Zhan Weihua, Chengdu Shenkang Hospital:

The best approach to traumatic brain injury epilepsy.

1. Drug maintenance: The general principles of epilepsy drugs are: early medication, sufficient dose, accurate medication, and long time.

Once the diagnosis of epilepsy is established, medication should be taken immediately to control the seizures. If the dose is sufficient to control seizures and no drug toxicity, blood levels can be checked if necessary. Depending on the type or syndrome of epilepsy, the choice of medication is determined.

Generally, the seizure has been stopped for more than 2 years before the drug can be stopped.

The best approach to traumatic brain injury epilepsy.

2. Surgery**: The purpose of epilepsy surgery** is to safely remove the brain tissue that causes seizures, that is, the epileptogenic area (seizure initiation area), and only after the epileptogenic area is removed can postoperative seizure-free be achieved. The prerequisite for the success of the surgery is the identification of the preoperative epileptogenic area, which requires a very professional evaluation team and a neurosurgical team to work together.

This is also the first method of epilepsy.

The best approach to traumatic brain injury epilepsy.

3. Dietary care**: Diet for epilepsy** mainly refers to the ketogenic diet**. This method of epilepsy is to use a diet that is high in fat and low in protein and carbohydrates, so that the body produces ketones to mimic the body's response to hunger.

For epilepsy that is difficult to control with medication, a trial ketogenic diet** can be considered, and family members must strictly follow the epilepsy professional hospital with conditions and strictly implement the diet plan for epilepsy**.

The best approach to traumatic brain injury epilepsy.

4. Verbal counseling**: Correctly use the tool of "language" to inspire and induce patients, publicize disease knowledge, analyze the causes and mechanisms of diseases, relieve patients' ideological concerns, correct their bad emotions and emotional activities, and improve their confidence in overcoming diseases.

Hello, according to your problem, epilepsy is divided into secondary epilepsy and primary epilepsy, and epilepsy caused by traumatic brain injury belongs to the former.