Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of epilepsy? My classmate's sister lives abroad and has recently suffered from epilepsy again, experiencing abdominal pain, hallucinations, fainting, coma, myoclonus, secondary epilepsy, foaming at the mouth, and bluish complexion. What should be done? What can be eaten to prevent it? Please help! What kind of help do you need; What causes epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The causes of epilepsy are as follows:High fever convulsions: Severe low-grade fever in children may recur with intense pain.
Traumatic brain injury: Post-traumatic brain damage may begin to manifest as epilepsy after several months or years, with varying patterns of recurrence. The severity of the condition often shows softened areas on CT or MRI scans. If additional symptoms are present, it is important to seek comprehensive examination and treatment at a reputable hospital as soon as possible. Only with the correct approach can recovery be achieved.