Patient's question:
If you talk to him after vomiting, you will find that his speech is illogical, or he ignores you, in a state of confusion. After a period of calm, if you ask him why he didn't go to the bathroom when he felt like vomiting, he will feel that he can't remember the situation at the time. Could it be triggered by epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, it should be related to epilepsy. Epilepsy is a disease with very complex pathology, but the earlier it is treated, the higher the chances of recovery. Moreover, if epilepsy is not treated in a timely manner, as the disease worsens, it can affect brain areas and may also lead to many other complications. The most common diseases triggered by epilepsy are respiratory infections, varying degrees of cerebral edema, respiratory poisoning, acute renal failure, and of course, it may also be accompanied by conditions such as stroke and depression. It is recommended to take the patient to a local hospital for detailed consultation.