What Is Triple Arthrodesis?

Seizures, sebaceous adenomas of the skin, and mental retardation are triads of epilepsy. Epilepsy is a chronic disease in which sudden abnormal discharges of neurons in the brain cause transient brain dysfunction. Seizures are clinical phenomena caused by abnormal brain neurons and excessive supersynchronized discharge. It is characterized by sudden and transient symptoms, and due to the different locations of abnormally discharged neurons in the brain, there are a variety of manifestations. It can be a motor sensory or autonomic nerve with or without changes in consciousness or alertness.

Triad

Seizures, sebaceous adenomas of the skin, and mental retardation are triads of epilepsy. Epilepsy is a chronic disease in which sudden abnormal discharges of neurons in the brain cause transient brain dysfunction. Seizures are clinical phenomena caused by abnormal brain neurons and excessive supersynchronized discharge. It is characterized by sudden and transient symptoms, and due to the different locations of abnormally discharged neurons in the brain, there are a variety of manifestations. It can be a motor sensory or autonomic nerve with or without changes in consciousness or alertness.
Affected area
head
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Affiliated Department
Department of Internal Medicine
Related symptoms
Convulsions, incontinence, abdominal pain, high fever, convulsions, urinary incontinence, migraine, triad syncope
Chinese medicine considers epilepsy to be sputum. The brain is the most pure and pure to the pure, and is gathered by the true qi, maintaining the meridians, coordinating inside and outside, and taking the main Yuanshen. Nao Qing is clear-minded and prestigious; the brain is the sea of the marrow, the essence of the water valley and the kidney essence. The viscera of the Qingling is hid and quiet, and the evil is disturbed. Clear consciousness is disturbed. Yuanshen loses control, and the divine machine is scattered, then the fainting convulsions; the sea of marrow is not filled, Yuanshen loses nutrition, the brain is lacking, causing anxiety, stunned eyes, and so on.
The heart hides the heart, the kidney hides the essence of the essence, the spleen transports the middle focus, and the liver is drained to regulate the ventilator. It can be seen that the brain is related to the heart, liver, kidney, and spleen functions.
Congenital factor
Fate is evil, or because of parental endowment or improper maternity care, fetal gas is damaged, or dirty gas is uneven, or the Qi machine is disordered, and internal organs are dysfunctional. The spleen and kidney are weak and sputum, and the liver is strong and windy.
Phlegm turbidity: endogenous diet is inadequate, excessive consumption of alcohol and fat, damage to the spleen and stomach, spleen loss of health, accumulation of wet sputum; The turbidity or reversal with the air, or the movement of the wind or the wind, blinds the mind and clears the mind, and the hair becomes epilepsy, so there is no sputum to say epilepsy. Unclean diet, insect resistance to brain tricks, wind caused by insects, are also causes of epilepsy syndrome.
The seven emotions are mainly responsible for panic. Sudden panic and panic, causing reversal of the Qi machine, which in turn damages the viscera and liver and kidneys, causing yin and sputum to cause wind and sputum. Spleen and stomach damage.
Epilepsy is a disease and syndrome that is characterized by intermittent central nervous system dysfunction caused by repeated sudden overdischarges of neurons in the brain. It is a disorder that originates from the brain and has recurrent motor sensations, autonomic nerves, consciousness, and mental state. This definition summarizes the complexity of epilepsy symptoms, and also summarizes two basic characteristics of epilepsy, namely recurrent and seizures. The so-called repetitive means that after the first attack, after a period of time, there will definitely be second, third or even multiple attacks. Even the most common seizures, if they occur only once, are not repetitive and cannot be diagnosed as epilepsy. The so-called onset refers to the sudden emergence and sudden termination of symptoms. We may have seen some patients suddenly twitch while walking or eating, and returned to normal after a period of time. Some children with abdominal epilepsy suddenly have severe abdominal pain when they are having fun, crying or falling down, and disappear completely after a few minutes or tens of minutes and continue playing. No matter how complicated the symptoms of epilepsy are, these two characteristics must be present. This is also an important basis for the diagnosis of epilepsy.
Differential diagnosis of triad:
1. Hysteria: Patients have hysteria characteristics, no loss of consciousness, no changes in pupils, no bites, falls, or incontinence, suggesting that the treatment is effective, and there is no abnormality in EEG examination.
2. Syncope: There is often no threat, rare bites and urinary incontinence, no obvious sequelae, and there is a significant difference between EEG and seizures.
3. Febrile convulsions: It is more common in children aged half to 4 years old, accompanied by high fever. Only in individual cases, the seizures occur more than twice, and the recovery is faster after the seizures, and most of the neurological examination is normal.
4. Migraine: Migraine has a late onset and lasts for a long time, there is no abnormality in EEG examination, antiepileptic drug treatment is ineffective, and it can be distinguished from headache epilepsy.
5. Jue card: manifested as a sudden fall, unconscious, and can be naturally relieved. After waking up, it is like an ordinary person, but the jue card is often accompanied by inverse cooling of the limbs, and generally without limb convulsions, dilated pupils, and brain The electrogram changed abnormally.
Epilepsy is a disease and syndrome that is characterized by intermittent central nervous system dysfunction caused by repeated sudden overdischarges of neurons in the brain. It is a disorder that originates from the brain and has recurrent motor sensations, autonomic nerves, consciousness, and mental state. This definition summarizes the complexity of epilepsy symptoms, and also summarizes two basic characteristics of epilepsy, namely recurrent and seizures. The so-called repetitive means that after the first attack, after a period of time, there will definitely be second, third or even multiple attacks. Even the most common seizures, if they occur only once, are not repetitive and cannot be diagnosed as epilepsy. The so-called onset refers to the sudden emergence and sudden termination of symptoms. We may have seen some patients suddenly twitch while walking or eating, and returned to normal after a period of time. Some children with abdominal epilepsy suddenly have severe abdominal pain when they are having fun, crying or falling down, and disappear completely after a few minutes or tens of minutes and continue playing. No matter how complicated the symptoms of epilepsy are, these two characteristics must be present. This is also an important basis for the diagnosis of epilepsy.
Epilepsy has a high cure rate. The development of modern medical technology has significantly improved the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy. With the use of new antiepileptic drugs, irreversible damage to the central nervous system can be completely avoided. The mental retardation caused by seizures is only temporary, and there is no scientific basis for equating epilepsy with mental retardation! Although epileptic seizures have symptoms similar to mental illness, they are only isolated and episodic. And mental illness lasts for a long time, so epilepsy is not mental illness, and epilepsy patients are not crazy!
Epilepsy is just a neuropathy. It is neither a mental illness nor an infectious disease, and we should not discriminate!
Second, patients must build strong confidence in fighting the disease. With the support of this belief, you can tell your relatives, colleagues, classmates, and classmates about your condition, and tell them that epilepsy is just an episodic disease, and it is no different from a normal person after an episode. In this way, they can get their help when they have seizures, and they can also get their understanding to eliminate their misunderstanding of epilepsy.
Finally, patients with epilepsy must often participate in normal social activities and fully demonstrate their talents in communication activities. This will not only enhance social adaptability, but also help develop self-confidence.

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