What is the clinical manifestation of epilepsy

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A friend of mine suffered from Capricorn before because he was greatly stimulated after a major family accident. Then there were many abnormal behaviors. The doctor said that his friend had Capricorn. Sometimes he will twitch and then foam at the mouth. Next, I will tell you what is the clinical manifestation of epilepsy?

What is the clinical manifestation of epilepsy

It is said that Todd has temporary paralysis of the hind limbs. Complex partial seizures (psychomotor seizures): psychosensory, psychomotor and mixed seizures. Most of them have different degrees of consciousness disorder and obvious thinking, perception, emotion and psychomotor disorder. There may be automatic symptoms such as wandering at night and so on. Sometimes, under the control of hallucination and delusion, violence such as hurting others and self injuring can occur.

Second: localized seizures, commonly seen in patients with organic damage to the cerebral cortex, are characterized by paroxysmal twitch or paresthesia of one side of the mouth, fingers or toes, which can spread to one side of the body. When the attack involves both sides of the body, it can be manifested as a major attack. Complex partial seizures, secondary seizures with disturbance of consciousness, can not recall the process of seizures, can also be manifested as staring and automatism, such as smacking, chewing, groping, wandering, fiddling, humming, mumbling or other symptoms and signs.

Third, the symptoms of epileptic seizures are various because of the different locations and spreading ranges of abnormal electricity of brain neurons. It can be manifested as single consciousness, mental, motor, sensory or autonomic nerve dysfunction, or both, that is, two or more symptoms. For example, some of them only show absence, some show disturbance of consciousness and general convulsions, and some show mental disorders.

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According to the severity of the disease, there will be different clinical manifestations. Some patients in a major attack when the whole body will become particularly rigid, and then the limbs will be uncontrollable convulsions. Sometimes patients in the onset of vomiting, bite the tongue is particularly common.