Cerebral hemorrhage sequela epilepsy

Cerebral hemorrhage sequela epilepsy, first epilepsy is also called epilepsy or epilepsy, is due to various reasons to induce abnormal excessive discharge of brain neuron cells, resulting in sudden, transient, transient brain dysfunction of a chronic disease. One of the sequela of cerebral hemorrhage is epilepsy. This epilepsy belongs to secondary epilepsy, also known as symptomatic epilepsy, is due to brain hemorrhage brain tissue destruction, resulting in abnormal discharge of brain neurons caused by partial epilepsy. If it cannot be effectively controlled, it will become more and more serious and develop into a state of epilepsy that can endanger life. Special attention should be paid to not letting the patient bite the tongue, fall, etc., generally after regular and effective treatment, many patients can recover.