Pathophysiology of a seizure

Answer 1

first, there is the:

Affecting Factor then, gray matter which contains the nerve cell bodies will increase firing. There will be alterations in enzymes and neurotransmitter substances within the brain. After that, epileptic neurons will recruit adjacent neurons to fire abnormal activity. Distrubance in the excitatory and inhibitory synapses impinging on the epileptic neuron.

Answer 2

Epilepsy is not really a disease. It is a tendency to have seizures. There are many factors that can cause people to have seizures, not one cause. Each individual is different. Two people could have epilepsy, but how they got it, what way their seizures affect them, what way their seizures happen, what triggers their seizures, along with many other things that can be said about epilepsy, could be completely different. The only thing they have in common is that they have seizures and therefore both come under the category of having epilepsy. So because there are so many factors to be considered, there is no real process of epilepsy.