Patient's question:
Second Dad always said he had stomach pain, thinking it was something he couldn't digest, so he ignored it. Later, he had symptoms of fainting, and then he developed a condition of trembling all over his body. His mood was bad, and we felt he might have a neurological problem. We took him to the hospital for a thorough check-up and found out he had epilepsy. What kind of assistance is needed: What are the symptoms of epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is one of the common and frequently occurring diseases, which may be related to intracranial infections, malformations, or individual physical conditions. The symptoms mainly manifest as confusion of consciousness, blurred vision, and muscle tremors on the face. However, this condition usually lasts only about 20 seconds. In some cases, it involves a full-body recurrence, where the person suddenly falls to the ground and experiences continuous convulsions without consciousness, accompanied by strange sounds, rhythmic tremors in the limbs and facial area.