What Are Psychogenic Seizures?

Seizures of psychomotor epilepsy (abbreviated as psychomotor seizures, which are complex parts of international humans) are often accompanied by delusions, hallucinations, and autism. Because it is mostly caused by temporal lobe disease, it is also called temporal lobe epilepsy. It can occur in all age groups. About 40% of patients have aura when they develop symptoms and feel upset stomach, hallucinations, dizziness, nausea, and fear.

Seizures of psychomotor epilepsy (abbreviated as psychomotor seizures, which are complex parts of international humans) are often accompanied by delusions, hallucinations, and autism. Because it is mostly caused by temporal lobe disease, it is also called temporal lobe epilepsy. It can occur in all age groups. About 40% of patients have aura when they develop symptoms and feel upset stomach, hallucinations, dizziness, nausea, and fear.

Chinese name

Psychomotor epilepsy

Foreign name

psychomotor seizure; psychomotor epilepsy

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Neurology

Psychomotor epilepsy

Psychomotor epileptic seizures ( abbreviated as psychomotor seizures, which are complex parts of the international human race) are often accompanied by delusions, hallucinations, and autism. Because it is mostly caused by temporal lobe disease, it is also called temporal lobe epilepsy. It can occur in all age groups.

(1) The only type of consciousness disorder is more than 1 minute, and the absence of absence of seizures is less than 1 minute. The EEG also does not have 3 times / second spike slow wave synthesis of absence of seizures.

(2) Recognition symptoms The most common memory disorder is that some patients have a familiar feeling with strangers or things that they are not familiar with. Some people have an unfamiliar feeling about someone or the environment they know. Some have a "feeling of experience" about an event.

(3) Emotional disorders can produce episodic emotional abnormalities, such as sudden feelings of sorrow, anger, fear, happiness, pride, sexual excitement, imminent calamity, and the end of the day.

(4) When the psycho-sensory symptoms occur, such as when an auditory illusion occurs, others talk to themselves like a wall. Optical illusion felt like seeing something. Seeing the ground undulating and seeing the object appear to be distorted. There are also larger and smaller visual objects (people around them are like "little people") and so on.

Hallucinations are also a common symptom. If a child shows panic during an attack, he flees. Asked after the attack, she said that she saw a grandfather with a white beard, carrying a baggage bag, like Santa Claus, after each attack. The hallucinations are vivid and vivid, and the patient's emotions are also dominated by them.

In addition, some patients have an illusory feeling about the environment and people at that time, like dreaming. One patient complained that when he was in the concert hall, he saw a friend and heard a performance. At this time he also knew that he was not in the concert hall.

(5) Psychiatry symptoms are most common. Involuntary movements of the oropharynx, such as sucking, chewing, and swallowing. Some patients wipe their clothes with their hands and circle in the air with their hands. Sometimes the more complicated automatisms are sleepwalking and wandering. For example, if a patient lives alone, and finds that the indoor items are chaotic in the morning, he realizes that he was sick again last night. A patient wandered around a motorcycle when he became ill and returned to his residence without any knowledge of himself.

(6) The compound type is a combination of multiple complex symptoms. Some sudden outbursts and impulses have even caused illegal acts, such as wounding, destroying, self-harming, and killing. There was an old woman in the countryside, and her neighbor worked to take care of the child. After closing, she found that the child was chopped into pieces and cooked in a pot. After the arrest, she was also inexplicable during the interrogation and knew nothing about the matter. After identification, combined with a history of epilepsy and EEG abnormalities, it was concluded that epileptic pathological passion occurred.

During electroencephalogram examinations of psychomotor episodes, sleep, drug induction, etc. should be used. Sphenoidal electrodes and deep electrodes can increase the positive rate. EEG can be seen on one side or on the other.

1. Transient psychomotor seizures, such as autism, simple mind disturbance, disturbance of consciousness, compulsive thinking, etc., generally have no serious behavioral problems and will not cause damage to the patient and surrounding people or things, and generally do not require special Care. 2. For some more complicated attacks, such as night games or roaming, their behaviors have no certain purpose and sometimes lack the ability to protect themselves. In the case of this type of attack, their behavior should be restricted. If the restriction cannot be imposed, someone should track their whereabouts to prevent accidents.

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