What is the manifestation of epilepsy that people often say?

His hands and feet twitched, his mouth foamed, the flesh on his face trembled, he fell to the ground, and his stomach was uncomfortable. There are several manifestations of epilepsy in sheep.

At the time of the onset of the disease, there will be a manifestation of incontinence, there will be a certain hallucination, and there will be beatings everywhere, hearing and taste, and then a certain change will occur. It becomes very anxious and then very agitated.

Manifestations include violent shaking, vomiting, foaming at the mouth, confusion, and headaches.

It can manifest as fainting, loss of consciousness, and pallor. Muscles can lose control and may also manifest as falls or convulsions.

Be sure to evacuate the crowd and allow air to circulate. Try to keep his head on his side. Clean up his secretions in time to prevent choking on his trachea.

It's a good idea to put a towel in your mouth to prevent biting your tongue when you twitch. Don't let some sharp objects around you. Wait for paramedics to arrive.

If you find this situation, you need to tilt his head to one side, then remove the foaming secretion from his mouth, put a soft towel between his teeth, and avoid shaking them vigorously if he does not shake them, at this time immediately call 120**.

The button should be unbuttoned to allow the patient to breathe freely, and the patient should lie on his side, and some medication can be used.

When we encounter this disease, we must not panic, find a hard object to put in their mouth as soon as possible, avoid biting their tongue due to convulsions, and then call emergency services**.

At this time, you must not touch him, you must call 120 in time, and then let a professional doctor come in time, don't delay the condition.

In this way, it is necessary to hold down the middle of the person, and make a press, and the person is very good, which makes people feel better. It will wake up soon, and it's relatively good.

When the illness occurs, you must not let him bite his tongue, use something to control his teeth, and call 120 in time.

1. The most common symptom of epilepsy is consciousness disorder, which is mainly manifested as sudden consciousness disorder, which generally lasts for about 1 minute, and some patients will also have the phenomenon of biting their tongue.

2. Generalized convulsions are also one of the common symptoms of patients with epilepsy, which is mainly manifested as forced contraction of the limbs or the whole body, which generally lasts for 1-2 minutes and then the convulsions stop.

3 After a seizure of epilepsy, half of the patients with generalized seizures had aura, such as dizziness, confusion, epigastric discomfort, and audio-visual and olfactory disorders. Patients often experience muscle aches, headaches, drowsiness, fatigue, etc., and are often unable to recall the entire process.

Regardless of the severity of the symptoms of epilepsy, it is necessary to take timely measures to effectively control the probability of epileptic seizures, and a small number of patients are often life-threatening during the attack.

According to statistics, about one-third of patients with epilepsy have a history of head trauma, including open brain trauma and closed brain trauma. Traumatic brain injury is one of the leading causes of epilepsy. Epilepsy is still a minority in patients who develop after traumatic brain injury, and about 5 percent of patients with seizures after traumatic brain injury will have seizures, but after traumatic brain injury, a quarter of patients with early seizures may develop late.

Epilepsy** is extremely complex and can be divided into three main categories, and there are a variety of factors that affect the onset of epilepsy:1Idiopathic epilepsy has no other obvious genetic predisposition**, often onset at a special age, with characteristic clinical and electroencephalographic manifestations, and the diagnosis is clear.

2.Symptomatic epilepsy is caused by central nervous system disorders that affect structure or function, such as chromosomal abnormalities, focal or diffuse brain disorders, and certain systemic diseases.