What is epilepsy?

Epilepsy occurs when cells in an area of ​​the brain send an abnormal electrical signal. It is known that approximately 1% of the population of our country suffers from epilepsy. Epilepsy is a chronic disease. It develops in people who have brain damage for any reason during childbirth or later. It is manifested by epileptic seizures in its most well-known form. Epileptic seizures happen suddenly and spread to all or part of the brain. The types of seizures vary depending on the area of ​​the brain that begins. In some attacks of epilepsy, there may be loss of consciousness, uncontrolled body movements, and in some seizures the symptoms are weak. Most seizures last 30 seconds to 2 minutes. If there is a seizure lasting more than five minutes, urgent medical attention is required. It can also manifest as lethargy, bulky behaviors, strange tastes and smells, a feeling of disturbed time and space, little speech and very slow movements. Often, patients are only partially aware of the seizure that is occurring. To diagnose epilepsy, the person must have had a seizure at least twice. Brain trauma, tumors, etc. Conditions that cause brain damage can be caused by this disease. Genetic factors also play a role in the disease.

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It is a rapid and effective natural treatment to prevent and control seizures. We use the best natural herbs to cure epilepsy. This natural remedy is active in all crises of epilepsy; it is suitable for children and adults. Modern medicine offers drugs for epilepsy. Unfortunately, these drugs often have many side effects and are not always effective. They inhibit seizures but are not curative.

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Types of epileptic seizures 

• Simple partial entry

In simple partial seizures, consciousness becomes clear. There are three types:

Seizures originating in the temporal lobe; Sudden fear manifests by feeling like it hasn't happened before, feeling like something that hasn't happened, getting bad smells and tastes and an unpleasant feeling from within.

In seizures originating from the frontal lobe, movement-related problems are observed.

Temporary numbness symptoms are seen in seizures originating in the parietal lobe, and flash-like lights affecting half of the visual field, and signs of different colors are seen in seizures originating in the occipital lobe.

• Complex partial crisis

In complex partial seizures, consciousness occurs. In complex partial seizures, one can see, chew, lick, swallow, and appear to be looking for something. Sometimes the patient can pull their clothes off and walk around. When he comes back in a few minutes, sometimes even hours, he doesn't remember anything.

• Generalized crisis 

Generalized seizures have spread throughout the brain. This is a seizure known as an epileptic fit among people. The person is stiffened first and falls to the ground. After that, all the muscles in the body contract and relax. Violent movements during seizures develop beyond his control. In addition, in certain generalized seizures called absence or “petit mal”, the person may lose consciousness even if they do not lose their bodily form.

What are the symptoms of epilepsy?

Seizures can have different symptoms in different groups of cells in the area where they originate in the brain. Non-contractile crises: perversion, constant gaze, freezing, sometimes a feeling of fear.

Seizures that occur with contraction: sudden loss of consciousness, fall to the ground, continuous contraction in arms and legs, twitching, puffing in the mouth, abduction, clenching and bruising in the teeth. Seizures in infants may not be obvious as they are in older children. There may be frequent sudden jumps, one-sided pulling of the mouth, slamming of the mouth, frequent blinking, constant gazing. If your child interrupts and stagnates an activity he is doing, it is worth looking for seizures if it is accompanied by small hands, arms and imitations that he does not perform.