Patient's question:
Fainting, limbs stiff, mouth and eyes slanted, convulsions, can confidently relieve within one minute. During the onset period, three months ago once, one month later twice, and two months later once.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: It is considered to be epilepsy. The occurrence of this disease is greatly related to genetic factors, brain diseases, and systemic or systemic diseases. Clinically, it can manifest as foaming at the mouth, tetanic convulsions of the limbs, facial paralysis, and loss of consciousness. It often recurs and is difficult to cure.Advice: It is recommended to undergo an electroencephalogram (EEG) examination at the hospital to confirm the diagnosis and actively treat the condition.