Patient's question:
Suddenly fainted, but after a careful examination, it was found that there was a special kind of epilepsy. What are the specific manifestations of this epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy can cause tetraplegia and functional inflammation in the whole body, but the most main and typical symptoms that are actually expressed are spitting white foam, followed by these typical external manifestations. This is a grand seizure of epilepsy. If it's a small seizure of epilepsy, it's suddenly fainting, and it will be fine after a few seconds. When you wake up, there's no sense of anything, meaning you don't remember what happened before. Sudden spasm and spitting foam can itself lead to some symptomatic diagnoses.