Is sheep madness contagious, is sheep madness hereditary

Hello, epilepsy is not contagious, but it is hereditary, epilepsy has a hereditary tendency, but the impact on the next generation is not 100%. In general, only 5% of children of people with epilepsy have epilepsy, so people with epilepsy can have children. However, from the perspective of eugenics, it is best for patients with epilepsy to avoid marrying people with low convulsive thresholds (including epilepsy patients and those with a history of febrile seizures), and patients with epilepsy should have children after their condition is stable and their seizures are basically controlled.

In addition, the effects on the fetus mainly come from the mother, and the father with epilepsy is generally not inherited.

There are so many triggers for epilepsy that many people with epilepsy do not think that epilepsy is a genetic disease. But now people around the world generally believe that epilepsy is inherited. But not every type of epilepsy is inherited.

There are many different types of epilepsy, and most epilepsy is acquired. Some epilepsy does have a genetic predisposition, but hereditary is not always certain. Studies on twin twins with epilepsy have shown that children with epilepsy have a genetic predisposition, and family analysis and epidemiological surveys of epilepsy patients have shown that the prevalence of epilepsy in relatives with idiopathic epilepsy is as high as 1% in individuals, and the latter is higher than the prevalence of the general population, and the closer the blood relationship with the patient, the higher the prevalence.

The above data show that epilepsy has a genetic predisposition, but this only shows that people with genetic predisposition have a low seizure threshold, high susceptibility, and are prone to seizures when encountering certain environmental factors, and whether the onset is determined by both internal and external factors, and grand mal seizures, commonly known as "sheep epilepsy", are not contagious.

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Sheep madness is medically known as epilepsy. In a few cases, epilepsy has irregular genetic effects, which have little impact on most of them, and the magnitude of the impact is mainly related to **.

The incidence rate is 3-4 in the relatives of the primary patient and 0-1 in the secondary patient, and the incidence is higher the closer the blood relationship.

If both parents have epilepsy or one child has developed the disease, the incidence rate of the third generation is 20, so although the primary patient can get married, the childbearing should be restricted.

When choosing a spouse for people with epilepsy, do not choose someone who has had epilepsy or someone with a family history of the disease, the more distant the blood relationship, the better.

Epilepsy is not impossible, as long as it is a regular and professional hospital, a clear diagnosis, positive, and appropriate methods, about 80% of patients can be completely controlled and **, and the hereditary probability of epilepsy patients can be reduced.

It is not inherited, and it is generally more offspring.

Epilepsy is a chronic disease that can be delayed for years, or even decades, if not well controlled, for this reason, many epilepsy patients are pessimistic about whether the disease can be cured. It must be pointed out that most epilepsy has a good recovery, although there are a few epilepsy that are difficult to control and the recovery is not ideal. Epilepsy patients should be optimistic, establish confidence in overcoming the disease, must adhere to the long-term **, remission years are longer and then stop the drug (at least 2 years), commonly used drugs are carbamazepine, valproate sodium and epilepsy tablets.

Hello, epilepsy is a chronic brain dysfunction caused by abnormal electrical discharge of brain neurons, it is not an infectious disease, it is not contagious. However, a seizure can cause great damage to brain neurons and brain cells, and has a great impact on intelligence, which can lead to dementia, mental abnormalities, paralysis, etc., and the sudden onset of epilepsy can easily lead to accidents, so once diagnosed, it is necessary to hurry up and carry out **, so as not to delay the condition.

Not contagious.

In terms of epilepsy, Western medicine is divided into two categories: idiopathic epilepsy and secondary (symptomatic) epilepsy according to epilepsy.

The former refers to the fact that there are no structural changes or metabolic abnormalities that can explain the symptoms in these patients, but are closely related to genetic factors.

Secondary epilepsy is caused by a variety of brain lesions and metabolic disorders, such as congenital diseases, prenatal and perinatal diseases (birth trauma is a common form of epilepsy in infancy**), febrile seizures, trauma, infection, poisoning, intracranial tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, nutritional and metabolic diseases, etc.

The development of epilepsy is associated with abnormal firing of neurons. So epilepsy is not contagious.

Epilepsy is not an infectious disease, so you don't have to worry about contagion. However, epilepsy will be inherited, and clinical statistics show that epilepsy has a certain hereditary nature, including epilepsy including primary and secondary epilepsy, and heredity is the main internal cause of epilepsy.

Grand mal seizures, commonly known as "epilepsy", is one of the common diseases of the nervous system. The causes of the disease are complex, birth trauma, head trauma, encephalitis, hypertensive encephalopathy, cysticercosis, etc., which can lead to epilepsy. In general, patients with epilepsy have precedent symptoms before the seizure, such as paresthesia, chest tightness, epigastric discomfort, fear, salivation, inaudible sound, blurred vision, etc.

Therefore, patients should leave dangerous situations such as on the road, by the pond, or in front of a fire as soon as possible before they are alerted to a seizure, and find a safe place to sit or lie down in time.

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Sheep madness is medically known as standing epilepsy.

Epilepsy is a disease and syndrome characterized by intermittent dysfunction of the central nervous system caused by repeated sudden overfiring of neurons in the brain. It is a disorder of varying degrees of motor sensory, autonomic, consciousness and mental state that originates in the brain and acts backwards. This definition encapsulates the complexity of epilepsy symptoms and the two basic characteristics of epilepsy, namely recurrent and episodic.

Epilepsy is a reverse-acting disorder of mental disorder. There are many types of symptoms, and it is easy to miss the diagnosis, and it is generally believed that only confusion, convulsions all over the body, and foaming at the mouth are the symptoms of epilepsy. In fact, epilepsy is more common in large occurrences, but it is not the only symptom, such as absence seizures, headaches in vegetative epilepsy, and local convulsions in localized epilepsy.

Suggestions: Epilepsy should start from the mechanism of seizures, and common epilepsy methods include drugs, surgery, etc. Medications can control seizures by reducing brain excitability, but medications** generally require long-term medication and are also larger***.

And not all people with epilepsy are candidates for surgery**. Seizures are caused by abnormal firing of neurons, and seizures can only be avoided if the damaged neuronal cells are repaired. Epilepsy!

Hello, epilepsy through the right **, most epilepsy patients are able to **, the prognosis is good. There are many types of epilepsy, and most patients with epilepsy can achieve ideal results, and a small number of patients are suitable for surgery, such as brain tumors, cerebral hemorrhage and other organic lesions. But surgery is also possible.

You will also need to continue to take your medication after surgery**.

In Kunming Junhai, patients with epilepsy can generally be detected, but the examination requires electroencephalogram, imaging examination (CT), blood chemistry test, urine test, ** examination, and condition examination.