The main symptoms and symptoms that may be present in epilepsy are as follows:
Confusion or loss of consciousness may occur
Uncontrollable shaking or stiffness of body
It's hard to think
Temporary loss of ability to feel, hear and see
Eventually, some of the more serious physical and mental conditions can develop.
Bruises
having fractures in the body
suffering from depression and anxiety
In addition to the above, other symptoms and conditions may also depend on the type of epilepsy that is present.
Absence seizure. A type of attack in which the patient is left in a state of shock with a series of tremors. This is most common in children.
Tonic seizure. An attack that causes stiffness in the body, particularly the back, arms and legs. Patients who suffer from it often fall or fall.
Atonic sezure. This class refers to the loss of control of the muscles so that the patient simply falls to the floor.
Clonic seizure. In this class, a series of repeated attacks of tremor and stiffness on the face, arms and neck are experienced.
Myoclonic seizure. The sudden tremors and stiffness of the arms and legs are what this class is all about.
Tonic-Clonic seizure. The most common type of epilepsy attack is tonic-clonic seizure. Here it loses consciousness and control of the muscles, and it can even bite the tongue because of the attack.
When to see a doctor?
It is only advisable to see a doctor if you experience the following:
Muscles or tremors that last for more than 5 minutes
It is difficult to breathe or to recover after a seizure attack
Consistent seizure attacks
Experienced seizure with high fever
Has suffered a physical injury such as a strain or wound after a seizure attack
In conjunction with pregnancy conditions.