When brain cells breakdown and give outerratic electrical impulses, it is called a seizure. Other areas of your body and brain are affected by such symptoms. Everyone can have seizures, but for a variety of reasons, some people can experience them more frequently. In many cases, seizures can be treated, especially if the underlying cause is known. When you have a seizure, your brain experiences a brief, uncontrollable spike of electrical activity. When that occurs, the brain cells that are impacted send out messages to those around in an uncontrollable manner. The damaged parts of your brain get overloaded by this type of electrical activity. Those consequences or symptoms might range widely as a result of the excess. Unusual feelings, passing out, and uncontrollable muscular movements are some of the potential symptoms. Depending on the seizure type, treatment options include prescription drugs, surgical procedures, and dietary modifications.The word "seizure" stems from the widespread, long-held notion in many cultures that seizures were a symptom of demonic or evil spirit possession. But as modern science has revealed, everyone can experience seizures, albeit some people do so more frequently than others.
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