What is the photocitative seizures?
A photo -sensitive seizure is a seizure that results from a certain visual stimuli, such as flashing lights, bright lights and/or fatty or irregular moving patterns. Photode seizures are the result of rare forms of epilepsy referred to as photo -sensitive epilepsy. It is known that only a very small percentage of the population has this photo -sensitive type of epilepsy and most of them were diagnosed with adolescents.
Photosensitive seizures are often presented in the same way as any other epileptic seizure, but a photo -sensitive seizure is launched only by visual stimuli. The exact visual, which triggers photo -sensitive seizures, differs from man to man. Usually it is a combination of repeatedly flashing or fast -moving illuminated patterns, such as those that produce stroid lights and emergency vehicles. However, the risk of a photo -sensitive seizure in most affected patients tends to increase in poor or dark lighting.
Traditionally, TV has been the most common triggerElections of photocitative seizures. The best -known example of a television capable of launching photo -huge seizures was the episode of the Japanese Anime series Pokémon , which was aired in 1997 and was banned after confirming a number of Japanese viewers suffering from seizures. Since this episode, the awareness of the photo -sensitive seizures has increased and video games and other forms of recorded visual media have a warning before the photo seizures are.
Although there is no medicine for photoupsitious epilepsy, its diagnosis is relatively unusual. Those who are diagnosed and are threatened by a photo -sensitive seizure are generally aware of possible triggers and can avoid them. There are also medicines that can reduce the patient's sensitivity. A person with a photo -sensitive epilepsy did not know many times about the situation until the situation evokes seizure. Although a photocile seizure is a rare occurrence and can often be connected to the surroundings, anyOli form of seizure requires medical care and diagnosis.