What are the symtoms of epilepsy?

Answer 1

Epilepsy is diagnosed by a person having seizures. For some people the seizures are frequent and strong. Someone having a milder form will not get seizures very often. The seizures they get will be very mild, maybe manifesting themselves as short periods of loss of conciousness, or even just feeling a little "strange" (hard to really describe this as it is different for different people) for a moment and then feeling fine. They may feel like a seizure is coming on, but it never actually happens. Most seizures are preceded by something as a person feels it coming on. This is normally called an aura, which is different for different people, the strange feeling I mentioned. It could be a physical sensation. The seizure will then follow. Someone with a mild form may get an aura, but not have a full seizure at all.

some of the other side symptoms are that the person see double of evrything and sometime walks like they are drunk

Answer 2

Symptoms of epilepsy are recurrent seizures. Some people experience an "aura" seeing a color or glow, or hearing a noise, etc. People seem to become disoriented or dizzy or lose balance prior to a seizure.

Answer 3

The only visible sign of epilepsy is the seizures. The seizures usually happen without any warning, but sometimes a person will have an aura before hand. These include visual changes, hallucinations, feeling of numbness, anxiety, or nausea.

Answer 4

Symptoms of epilepsy are recurrent seizures.

Answer 5

Seizure symptoms are wide and numerous. Signs such as racing thoughts, blurred vision, strange tingling feelings, and feelings of fear and panic are common.

Answer 6

Usually the start of epilepsy will be evident by some sort of seizure. These could be very dramatic seizures or small ones.

Answer 7

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