Epilepsy

I'm also in another country (for reference) and my last class had a daughter with the same illness. I can't say I know what it is, even if you have a relative, you can't say you're 100 percent aware. But it's really been obvious to you, not to the point of pleasant moments, but visibly and you're coping. It is normal for a person to seek support from someone, although in this case the only possible support from our point of view is the eventual understanding you will receive. I understand that you think you look ridiculous on the side, but I've seen epileptics in a moment of fainting and I haven't thought about anything like that, i've rather thought about what I should do and what's right. This is thankfully not the most severe disease, and people with it have no problem caring for themselves to live a life like any other. I had to visit a relative in hospital and met a woman who had been in bed for 15 years, was about 36-7 years old, so from that perspective, somehow many other things like epilepsy seem capable of overcoming.

Find a PROVEN needle therapist and go! There's no shame in that. On the contrary, tell people to react appropriately.

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Alcohol, grasses, stimulating drinks - strictly forbidden. If he wants a man not to complicate his situation further. Unfortunately, the drugs themselves, and also the epilepsy itself / and a row of other brain diseases / unlock depression. Clonerex is much nastier than Riverilla. can write, it is the same, but it is not - especially in the part of the side actions. Tell your doctor what's bothering you, bothering you, side action. With drowsiness getting used to, there's no other way. And movement, air / not to be trapped at home / sleep deprivation. It is desirable to minimize the comp / especially games /, tv. There are epilepsies that do not " appear " nor on the EEG, not on scanners, nowhere. Self-stopping medication should not be stopped. It's true, it's bad to get seizures in public, but you have to get over it. That even a cold is more dangerous to others - because it can infect them person. In short, you don't care. In terms of nutrition - one says one, another - in the meat part / especially pork /, carbohydrates. There is a theory of ketogenic / ketone / diet, that is helps to cure - but you only need under medical supervision, in a hospital to do In one sentence - sleep, movement, stress reduction, cessation of alcohol, cigarettes, stimulants and thus reduce excess load on the brain :)

Thank you very much, everyone!!! Be healthy. :)))

It's not symptoms of epilepsy, it's some kind of mental illness. I'm sorry, if you're offended, I'm telling you good.

Number 6 You're wrong. Focal epileptic crises, also called "aura", may manifest themselves differently, depends on which part of the brain the epileptic hearth is located. If the outbreak affects neurons responsible for motor functions, the crisis is manifested by movement disorders: tremor, loss of tone, hypertonus, repetitive movements. They can only affect one arm, a leg... Or they could affect one half of the body. In other cases, the outbreak is located in the part of the brain responsible for speech. In this case, a person suddenly ceases to speak or speak incoherently until the crisis passes. In an outbreak that affects neurons responsible for the senses, the symptoms are auditory, visual or psychosomatic. Auditory aura: sudden ear decay or noise, for example, pees. Visual aura: lights, colored spots appear, or the ability to distinguish colors is lost while the crisis lasts. Psychosomatic aura: deja vú, jamais vú, a sudden sense of fear or a sense of calm and bliss. There are over 30 types of epileptic crises. Unfortunately, a lot of the public doesn't know about it. Epilepsy is not expressed only by sudden seizures and loss of consciousness. There are people with epilepsy who have never lost consciousness in their lives because all the crises they have had have been focal. Mental illness has nothing to do with epilepsy, but can be mistaken, in both cases it is about deviations in the normal functions of the brain. The point is, with epilepsy, the deviations are on a neurological basis. An easy way to explain the difference between mental illness and epilepsy is based on the duration of symptoms and the way they are unlocked. With epilepsy, the crisis begins suddenly and does not last more than 2-3 minutes. Then the brain recovers, and unless it is a crisis with loss of consciousness (when the recovery period is about 20-30 minutes), a person continues to do what he has done without problems. During these auri, a person is fully conscious and understands what is happening to him, but can not stop it. If during a focal crisis an EEG is made on the paciem, a sharp change of the cartridge of movement of brain impulses is visible. In mental illness, there is no change in the cartridge of brain impulses. Their symptoms are longer in time (do not last 2-3 minutes) and in many cases, are inadequate, that is, do not differ truth from imagination. Another is the issue that as a result of the social problems that a chronic disease such as epilepsy creates, there are people who develop mental problems such as depression, panic disorders, etc.