What symptom can male epileptic disease have
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Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the pathogenesis of epilepsy is caused by wind, fire, phlegm and blood stasis, leading to heart, liver, spleen, kidney and visceral Qi imbalance, and then through a series of complex reactions, resulting in heart failure, while blood stasis and blood stasis are blocked by meridians, phlegm and blood stasis disturbing orifices, eventually leading to seizures. As a more complex disease, what symptoms can male epilepsy have?
What symptom can male epileptic disease have
Symptom 1: epileptic nystagmus: nystagmus is one of the main symptoms of atypical epilepsy. In traditional Chinese medicine, epilepsy, the cause of nystagmus in infants, is called epilepsy syndrome or epilepsy. As a manifestation of focal epileptic seizures, epileptic nystagmus is rare.
Symptom 2: postural epilepsy: refers to recurrent seizures and a certain posture as the main form of epilepsy, often caused by frontal lobe auxiliary motor area involvement. The typical manifestations are head eye deviation to one side with one or more postural ankylosis of the limbs. The upper limbs are usually raised to the side, the elbows are half bent, like fencing. At the same time, the consciousness is mostly reserved, and some of them are screaming or unable to speak. The duration of the whole attack is short. This kind of postural seizure is usually not accompanied by clonic movements, but can be transformed into other forms of seizures.
Symptom 3: rotational epilepsy: rotational epilepsy is a special type of epilepsy, which is easily confused with torsion spasm and other mental diseases, resulting in misdiagnosis. This disease is rarely seen in clinic. Repeated rotation is one of the symptoms of atypical epilepsy.
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The patients with frequent attacks should be cared by special personnel, and their activities should be limited, and more rest should be taken; they should not climb high, ride bicycles, let the patients go out alone, let alone go to the pond or water side, so as to prevent accidents.