Posttraumatic Epilepsy

Posttraumatic epilepsy is a condition in which brain damage from hard blows leads to seizures. The seizures may begin immediately and recur at intervals or it could be a year before a seizure occurs. If the blow to the head does not penetrate to the brain only a small percentage of severe blows will cause seizures. If the blow to the head penetrates to the brain a substantial number of the injuries will develop seizures.

Under a doctor’s care there are drugs that can control the seizures. A healthy lifestyle of proper nutrition, and exercise will not only help to prevent and cure this disorder, it will be beneficial for almost any health problem. For more information on a healthy lifestyle, view my articles on “Keys to the Century Mark” and “Alzheimer’s” by clicking on the link below.

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