There is no single answer to that. There are many forms of epilepsy and many triggers for seizures. People normally think of flashing lights as a trigger for seizures. In fact, that is just for one kind of epilepsy which affects about 3% to 5% of all people who have epilepsy. So for the vast majority of people who have epilepsy, flashing lights will have absolutely no effect on them. The triggers for their seizures will be different. It depends on each individual. Things like stress, tiredness, hunger, dangerous drugs, alcohol and many other things can cause their seizures. It is different for everyone. So one person's trigger could have no effect on the majority of other people who get seizures.
Well, you get seizures. I guess that is the "effect". That is what happens when something triggers the epilepsy, you get a seizure.
it all depends on what triggers your seizures. its weird, but sugar triggers my seizures. i have had no sugar for eleven months and have not had one at all. You may never have another one again. Talk to your doctor and see what triggered your seizure.
To be accurate, it is known as a seizure. Epilepsy is the name of the condition where people have seizures. Anyone can have a seizure at some stage of their life. People who get regular seizures are diagnosed as having epilepsy.
Dogs can have seizures triggered by any sort of excessive outside stimulus. Light and sound are common triggers, but I wouldn't be surprised if physical pain or stress caused by falling down stairs could trigger a seizure.
Different people who have Epilepsy have different triggers for their seizures. This is definitely an issue that you need to take up with your neurologist. It would not be ethical to attempt to answer it under these conditions.
Yes you are a epileptic , this disease can only be controlled not cured completely.and pills will have to be taken faithfully, as you may be getting epileptic attacks at night.
Because unlike most phobias, blood phobia has physical reactions. It often triggers your pule and blood pressure to rise and in some cases you faint and possibly go into a seizure if it isn't controlled.
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Staring at something won't give you a seizure. Flashing lights have been known to cause seizure activity in those who already have a seizure disorder.
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