What are the symptoms of seizures?

Epilepsy, commonly known as "epilepsy" or "epilepsy", is a chronic disease in which brain neurons suddenly discharge abnormally, resulting in temporary brain dysfunction.

Symptoms of epilepsy:

1, grand mal: the patient will suddenly lose consciousness, then fall down, and then there will be those familiar manifestations, such as convulsions, foaming at the mouth, incontinence and so on. The whole body is stiff and will recover in about a few minutes.

2. There are two manifestations of mini-seizure, one is absence mini-seizure, and the other is myoclonic mini-seizure. Absence seizures are characterized by stupidity, no response, language interruption, and falling down with something in your hand, which lasts for dozens of seconds. The characteristics of myoclonic seizures of minor muscles are short-term myoclonic seizures of face, upper limbs and neck.

3, localized seizures: one side of the face, or one side of the body has a brief convulsion, or numbness. Sometimes these convulsions extend from the limbs to the opposite side.

4, psychomotor seizures, similar to small absences, but will last longer, hallucinations, illusions, and some unconscious actions such as chewing and sucking.