Epilepsy is scaring to the onlooker, in the old days when science had not advanced like today , people just said the epileptic person was possessed by the devil. Which was not true. Only the most severe seizures are like that. For many people having a seizure you would not see anything all as many seizures are very mild. Between those two extremes there are different levels. So for some you might see some shaking or brief activity, or the person may be talking to themselves, but very little else.
Seizure can very well be a symptom to drugs. You don't necessarily have to be addicted for that to happen.
vomit, seizure, passing out
No. A seizure is a functional result of brain activity. CT scans look at the structure of the brain - what does it look like, rather than what is it doing.
a search and seizure are the same thing but a searh is look and a seizure is physicaly look.
Flashing white lights aren't symptoms of seizure disorder, they're what many people believe to be the cause of seizures.
they really look bad and i mean BAD..
A slight blush at bottom of the nail is sometimes a symptom of diabetes
A fake seizure, or pseudoseizure, often features exaggerated movements, such as thrashing or rolling, and may be more controlled or brief compared to a real seizure. In contrast, a real seizure typically involves involuntary muscle contractions, loss of consciousness, and postictal confusion. Additionally, during a real seizure, the person may not remember the episode afterward, whereas those feigning seizures may retain memory of the event. Physiological signs, like tongue biting or incontinence, are more common in genuine seizures.
Yes, paroxysm can refer to a sudden occurrence or intensification of a symptom like convulsion, seizure, or spasm. It is often used to describe a sudden and intense outburst or episode of a condition.
If there is a sudden symptom of cancer that is very dangerous, such as a seizure, then the ER can help with those. But actually treating the CANCER has to be done by a cancer doctor.
Epilepsy is itself a medical term. Epilepsy has many forms, so there are many individual types of epilepsy. Epilepsy is defined as the tendency to have recurring seizures. A seizure is not epilpesy. It is a symptom of epilepsy.
It could be a symptom of a seizure condition especially if blackouts or fainting happens. Consult your medical practitioner for further diagnosis.