Epilepsy is the medical condition that occurs due to abnormal electrical discharge of cells in some parts of the brain.
Clinical symptoms may vary depending on the brain region where discharge occurs.
For example, some episodes of epilepsy may be fainting, contractions of the arms and legs and jaw locking, etc., and sometimes do not include fainting, short-term, single-point blanking and contemplation, dizziness, sudden body splash, bad smell / bad taste and dejavu feeling.The incidence of epilepsy is between 0.5% and 1% and does not differ between men and women. The disease can occur at any age, but it is more common before and after 65 years of age.The duration of epilepsy seizure varies. A small seizure can last from 30 seconds to 2-3 minutes, but if the seizure faints repeatedly, there is a need for urgency and hospitalization.