Patient's question:
Recently, I keep feeling nauseous. The doctor said I have epilepsy, and then I remembered that I actually had this condition when I was a child. But why did the illness recur now after so many years?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a chronic disease caused by sudden abnormal pulses of brain neurons, leading to temporary brain dysfunction. Epilepsy refers to a clinical diagnosis phenomenon caused by abnormal and excessive hypersynchronous pulses of brain neurons. Its characteristics are various sudden and brief symptoms that recur due to the different locations of abnormal pulse neurons in the brain. It can be changes in motor, sensory, or autonomic nervous activity, with or without consciousness or alertness.