Patient's question:
My sister had an accident a few days ago and hasn't fully recovered yet. I'm worried to hear the doctor say she might have epilepsy sequelae. If you really have epilepsy, will it be very serious? I want to know the early symptoms of epilepsy. Do you really understand the early symptoms of epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If you are often absent-minded, for example, your eyes are fixed on something, your eyes flicker, and language suddenly intertwines in your hands, unaware that the object in your hands falls to the ground, then you will lose your sanity forever. Some tics manifest as muscle spasms in parts of the face, eyelids, fingers, upper limbs, neck, etc., with short durations. These spasms or stinging always produce hallucinations or unconscious activities. Early epilepsy may also recur with hallucinations or unconscious activities, such as ticking sounds and sucking sounds.