What are the symptoms of epilepsy?

Hello, here are the epilepsy symptoms:

1.Autonomic seizures (early symptoms of diencephalic epilepsy): headache, abdominal pain, and limb pain may be present.

type, syncope, or cardiovascular seizures. Absent clear ** is primary epilepsy, secondary to intracranial.

It is secondary to tumors, trauma, infections, parasitic diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, systemic metabolic diseases, etc.

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

Automatism. A few seconds to more than 10 seconds of an episode, and 3 times of electroencephalogram (EEG) are slow or sharp and slow.

Usually this symptom is more serious, and it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to avoid delaying the best ** time.

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

Spasticity. It is often accompanied by screaming, bluish complexion, urinary incontinence, tongue bites, foaming or blood at the mouth, and dilated pupils.

Big. After lasting tens of seconds or minutes, the seizures naturally stop and you enter a lethargic state. After waking up, there is.

Short-term dizziness and irritability.

Extremely early prevention and ** epilepsy, I wish you a smooth work and a happy life.

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Experts said that the early symptoms of epilepsy is one of the problems that many patients are constantly consulting, with the continuous progress of China's medical and health level, many patients have a deepening understanding of epilepsy, and have a lot of understanding of its prevention and prevention. What are its initial symptoms?

There are many early symptoms of epilepsy, and patients need to find out their own type of disease so that they can prescribe the right medicine. It is common to have a sudden onset and terminate automatically. Recurrent motor, sensory, neurological, and conscious disorders.

We often see symptoms such as sudden falling to the ground, foaming at the mouth, twitching of limbs, loss of concentration, immobility, falling to the ground of objects in hand, sudden abdominal pain, headache, involuntary convulsions of half of the body, etc., which appear repeatedly and can recover on their own, and then act like a normal person.

Symptoms of epilepsy are also usually irritable, irritable, depressed, dysthymic, and often critical or complaining about others. The initial symptoms of a grand mal attack are usually manifested as delusions, hallucinations, automatisms, focal myoclonus, or other peculiar sensations that occur in the seconds before the attack.

Some psychomotor episodes may also present with prodromal symptoms similar to those of a grand mal seizure.

Experts remind: you can take the initiative to understand the symptoms of epilepsy, so that you can have a correct understanding of it and prevent it. If there are some epilepsy-like symptoms, they can be detected in time at an early stage, so that they can grasp the best time to carry out effective ** as soon as possible.

Hello, the symptoms of epilepsy are divided into many types. Large, petitive, psychomotor seizures. Suggestion: Once epilepsy is found, it should be carried out in a regular professional epilepsy hospital**. Early**Early**.

Hello, Jining Boai Epilepsy Hospital will answer for you.

Large convulsions are major seizures, and small movements are minimal.

1. Both grand mal seizures and petit mal seizures of epilepsy are generalized seizures. Seizures are not distinguished by the magnitude of the seizures. A large mal seizure involves convulsions of the limbs of the whole body, whereas a typical small mal seizure occurs with only a brief (no more than 1 minute) loss of consciousness without a convulsive movement.

Some patients or family members consider seizures other than generalized mal seizures to be petit mal, which is obviously inaccurate. Clinicians should accurately classify and select drugs according to the patient's medical history and symptoms, so as to receive better curative effects.

2. During seizures, the patient loses consciousness.

The vast majority of seizures in people with epilepsy are accompanied by loss of consciousness. However, some types of epilepsy, such as localized seizures, myoclonus epilepsy, etc., are conscious when the patient has a seizure. Therefore, the diagnosis of epilepsy should not be denied because the patient is not conscious**.

3. The patient's convulsions are epilepsy.

Tics are one of the main symptoms of epilepsy, but they are not unique to epilepsy. Other diseases can also cause convulsions, such as hysterical convulsions, hypocalcemia convulsions, pediatric febrile convulsions, hypoglycemic convulsions, etc., which are not epilepsy. Therefore, tics are not necessarily the result of epilepsy.

At the same time, some types of epilepsy patients do not have convulsive symptoms, such as absence seizures, temporal lobe epilepsy, abdominal epilepsy, headache epilepsy, etc. Therefore, tics cannot be equated with epilepsy.

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In addition to some genetic causes, there are many complex causes of epilepsy, such as trauma, high fever, shock, excessive stress, .....There are even many epilepsy that have not been able to find it so far, which shows the complexity of epilepsy.

Symptoms vary depending on the type of seizure.

1. Grand mal seizures: also known as generalized tonic-clonic seizures, accounting for about 1 3 of seizures, mostly around 1 year old or between 14 and 17 years old. Grand mal seizures can be divided into four phases:

1) Premonitory: dizziness and stomach upset.

2) Tonic phase: sudden loss of consciousness, falling to the ground, head tilting, limb rigidity, due to diaphragm spasm, the patient makes a "lamb"-like roar, the face is blue, the pupils are dilated, and the breathing is paused, which lasts for tens of seconds.

3) Clonic phase: rhythmic twitching of the muscles of the whole body, often biting the tongue, foaming at the mouth, and incontinence, which generally lasts for 1-3 minutes.

4) Recovery period: It generally takes dozens of minutes to wake up, and the patient cannot recall the seizure process, and the whole body is in pain and fatigue. During the recovery period, some patients were irritable, running and screaming, beating people and destroying things.

2. Petit mal seizures: also known as absence seizures and petit mal seizures, the typical manifestation is that the patient has a transient loss of consciousness, most of the consciousness is completely lost, occasionally the consciousness is shallow, has some understanding of the surroundings, can hear questions, but can not answer. Impairment of consciousness is characterized by transient and frequent occurrence.

In most cases, each episode lasts 4 to 20 seconds and does not exceed 1 minute, several to dozens of times a day. Happens suddenly, terminates suddenly. Presents with a sudden interruption of speech and activity, staring, occasionally upturning, and sometimes pale without warning.

Holding objects in the hands of the land, sometimes breaking the rice bowl, after the seizure stops, the original activity continues.

3. Psychomotor seizures: also known as complex partial seizures, refer to delusions, hallucinations and automatisms on the background of consciousness disorders. Because it is mostly caused by temporal lobe lesions, it is also called temporal lobe epilepsy.

The age of onset is relatively late in all types of epilepsy. About 40% of patients have an aura at the onset of the disease, such as stomach discomfort, auditory hallucinations, smell hallucinations, dizziness, nausea, fear, etc. The clinical manifestations can be divided into:

1) Impairment of consciousness only: It should be distinguished from absence seizures, which are more than 1 minute of consciousness impairment at the time of seizures, and less than 1 minute of absence seizures.

2) Identifying symptoms: memory impairment is the most common. Some patients have a sense of familiarity with people or objects that are not familiar, which is called a sense of "déjà vu". Some people are inexplicably unfamiliar with people or environments.

3) Emotional disorders: episodic emotional abnormalities can occur, such as sudden feelings of sadness, anger, fear, catastrophe, and the coming of the apocalypse.

4) Psychiatric symptoms: such as delusions, abnormal hearing, others talk to you as if you are separated by 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.

4. Localized seizures: also known as focal seizures or focal related seizures, which are manifested as rhythmic tics of a certain part of the body, lasting for a few seconds, clear consciousness, and if there is epileptic discharge expansion, it can extend to half of the body or the whole body.

What are the precursors of epilepsy?

Epilepsy is a relatively common symptom, and having epilepsy affects our body all the time.

Health, the most obvious symptom of epilepsy is convulsions all over the body, so in response to everyone's questions, today we will give you a brief introduction, and then let's listen to the introduction to this problem!

Epilepsy is a disease caused by abnormal electrical discharge of neurons in the brain, what are the precursors before the patient develops the disease? What are the signs of epilepsy? Epilepsy, also known as epilepsy, is difficult for many patients to control because they do not understand the precursors of epilepsy.

Many people with epilepsy are unaware of the signs and symptoms of epilepsy, which leads to the gradual deterioration of their condition. Therefore, we should learn more about the signs of epilepsy in our lives, and take measures to deal with these signs when they appear again.

Before understanding what the precursors of epilepsy are, we need to know that epilepsy is a chronic disease in which brain neurons are discharged and cause brain dysfunction, and its onset is often sudden and transient. The incidence of this disease is high in our country, and it is usually possible to develop at any age and any gender. Due to physical fitness, epilepsy occurs more often in adolescents and women.

Typically, epilepsy is divided into primary and secondary. The so-called early symptoms of epilepsy refer to the precursors of epilepsy. If some special manifestations of epilepsy patients before the onset of the disease are mastered, it can be effectively prevented and the harm can be minimized.

What are the signs of epilepsy? There are many precursors of epilepsy, which are mainly somatosensory, visual, auditory, olfactory, mental, emotional, and so on. It is mainly manifested in the major sensory systems.

Early symptoms of epilepsy include hallucinations such as tinnitus, auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations, and emotional anxiety and depression. As a family member of the patient, you should be familiar with the precursors of these seizures in order to do a good job in the prevention and treatment of the patient. It should also be noted that sometimes these physical and sensory precursors are likely to be the only symptoms of epilepsy, which means that they are typical of epilepsy.

The precursor of epilepsy is one of the early symptoms of epilepsy, and only by understanding these can we treat and prevent it in a targeted manner. Epilepsy causes a lot of harm, it will bring unprecedented damage to the brain, and it will cause great distress to the patient and his family, so once the early symptoms of epilepsy are found, you should seek medical attention in time to avoid further deterioration of the condition.

Well, after listening to the above signs of epilepsy, you should know a little about it, so we remind patients to go to a regular hospital for examination and ** in time, because only a regular hospital will be safer, I wish you all a good time!

1. Total seizures are mainly manifested as bilateral synchronous discharges in the cerebral hemispheres, and all seizures are divided into tonic seizures, clonic seizures, generalized tonic-clonic seizures, and absence seizures. Absence seizures are not easily noticed, and are a transient loss of consciousness typically caused by whole-brain discharge. And generalized tonic-clonic seizures refer to the commonly known seizures, trismus, foaming at the mouth, and stiff convulsions of the limbs;

2. Partial seizures are epilepsy caused by one hemisphere and a certain part, which is divided into several categories, such as motor seizures, sensory seizures, and autonomic seizures. When part of the motor cortex is involved, contralateral limb clonus develops. Sensory seizures manifest as symptoms such as pain, numbness, and weakness in the contralateral limb.

Autonomic seizures manifest as complex partial seizures. In addition to stunned, perioral automatism, chewing, swallowing, or behavioral abnormalities, sometimes manifested as groping, aimless wandering, this is a complex partial seizure, and autonomic seizures are a type of partial seizure. The seizures of epilepsy are mainly characterized by seizures, transient, stereotyped and reproducible;

3. Some epilepsy patients present with tonic seizures, convulsions of limbs, sweating profusely, and even clear consciousness for 30 minutes. This type of seizure must not be epilepsy, it may be a pseudoseizure or hysterical seizure, so the most important feature of epileptic seizures is that they are transient, and if the seizures persist for more than two minutes and do not stop, the seizure may become epilepticus, or even status epilepticus. If the form or location of each seizure is different, sometimes left and sometimes right, the seizure should not be considered a seizure, but may be a pseudoseizure, which is clinically called an epistatic event.

Seizures must be stereotyped and short-lived, and each seizure is similar.

1. Seizures dominated by psychomotor symptoms.

Symptoms of epilepsy are predominantly psychomotor seizures, which are often precursored, such as smelling an indescribably uncomfortable or peculiar smell; It is also possible to see a strange state, such as the deformation and distortion of the special body, the growth and shrinking; There may also be a sense of déjà vu with the surrounding environment as if it had been seen in **; Sometimes it suddenly becomes fearful, agitated, pale or sweaty, heartbeat, etc. This is followed by psychomotor seizures, the main manifestations of which are confusion and automatisms, most commonly behavioral automatisms and oropharyngeal automatisms.

2. Autonomic symptoms and partial seizures.

The symptoms of epilepsy are autonomic symptoms and partial seizures, which are caused by lesions in the nerve centers that we are at will. The more common symptoms are circulatory, respiratory, and digestive symptoms. The attack is manifested as autonomic nerve dysfunction, such as redness and paleness of the face or whole body, increased blood pressure, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, etc.

These symptoms are all related to the autonomic nervous system, which is characterized by sudden onset and natural remission.