Can chickens have epilepsy? I'm not a vet or a doctor but I have no doubts whatsoever that chickens can have epilepsy and have seizures that appear to be exactly the same as if a person was having an epileptic seizure.
I have witnessed a number of people having mild to moderate and grand mal seizures but until recently I've never seen an animal have one but have heard of canines having them.
A few days ago, I purchased what appeared to be a perfectly healthy Lemon Pekin Cockerel.
The following day I went to let it out of it's enclosure along with four hens and it appeared lame, as if drunk or it had injured its leg. I checked for any noticable injury but found nothing. A while later, it's happily roaming the garden.
Next day it had to be moved and was put in a suitable box for a short while. A few minutes later I could hear it thrashing about in the box but it wasn't struggling to get out... It was quite clearly having a fit, falling over, struggling to stand and started gasping for breath even though the box was wide open and outside. I thought, chickens can't have fits - or can they?
Later, that same day after further exercise and free-roaming, it had at least another three or four seizures and I'm left with no doubts whatsoever that these were epileptic seizures that were basically the same as those seen in people! So, I vote Yes!
No. Epilepsy is not contagious. You cannot catch epilepsy from anybody.
Epilepsy is the name of the illness. Someone who has epilepsy gets seizures. Epilepsy is the tendency to get seizures. Someone who gets regular seizures can be diagnosed as having Epilepsy.
Epilepsy is something that affects the brain, so you cannot get epilepsy in your leg.
yes epilepsy problematic in pregnancy .anyone and everyone can have epilepsy
Yes, Simon has epilepsy.
Epilepsy comes from the Greek and means to seize, take hold of or attack.
Yes epilepsy still exists. Many people have epilepsy.
According to Epilepsy Ireland, the organisation in Ireland that deals with epilepsy, in 2009 there were 37,000 in Ireland with epilepsy. That is about 0.8% of the population.
An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.An MRI can be a way of diagnosing a person with epilepsy, but does not have any effect on epilepsy. It is just used to scan the brain.
Yes, epilepsy can have a hereditary component. While the exact cause of epilepsy is often unknown, genetic factors can play a role in certain types of epilepsy. If a close family member has epilepsy, there may be a slightly higher risk of developing the condition.
Educating people about epilepsy so that they know what it really is and do not believe the many stereotypes about it. If people are educated they are aware of what epilepsy really is. That is what epilepsy awareness is.
Yes, Prince did have epilepsy.