Epilepsy

These vary depending on the type of seizure that arises:

• Partial crisis: It begins with specific motor or sensory disorders, without loss of consciousness, preceding a generalized or complex crisis.
• Jacksonian crisis: Focal motor symptoms, begin in one hand or one foot and then cover the entire limb, there is loss of consciousness, and generalized convulsive movements.
• Generalized partial crises: mostly patients have a loss of contact of one to two minutes with the environment that surrounds it.Initially, involuntary movements and emit unintelligible sounds.Does not understand what is told and can resist help, mental confusion continues one to two minutes once the crisis has passed
• Generalized crisis: The person experiences temporary loss of consciousness, severe muscle spasms, shaking of the whole body, grinding of the teeth, feeling of turning the head and loss of bladder control.
  After the crisis the person is with a headache, mental confusion and extremely tired; They usually do not remember what happened during the crisis.
• Crisis of absence (Petit badly): They manifest for loss of consciousness of 10 to 70 seconds, with an eye or muscle flutter at a rhythm of three seconds and can lose muscle tone.The patient abruptly suspends any activity that he is doing and resumes it after the crisis; It predominates in children.
  They are frequent during exercise;Between both seizures the patient is totally normal.
• Children's spasms (salutatory crisis): It is characterized by abrupt flexion of the arms, bending forward of the trunk and extension of the legs. It lasts a few seconds but usually repeats several times a day.
• Tonicochonic crisis (great evil): They can begin with a partial aura of epigastric discomfort, followed by a cry, the crisis continues with loss of consciousness, fall and tonic and then clonic contractions of the muscles of the extremities, the trunk and head.
  There may be urinary and rectal incontinence, the crisis lasts usually 2 to 5 minutes.After the crisis the patient may experience alterations of mood, deep sleep, headache and muscle.
• Epileptic status: motor, sensitive or psychic crises are followed with each other, without intermediate periods of recovery of consciousness. The epileptic status of great evil can persist for hours or days and be mortal.

• Idiopathic
• High fever
• Brain infections (malaria, meningitis, anger, AIDS, tetanus, encephalopathies)
• Metabolic disorders (hypoparathyroidism, low sugar levels, renal and liver failure)
• Oxygen insufficiency in the brain
• Destruction of brain tissue (tumors, hemorrhages, traumatic lesions)
• Other diseases (eclampsia, lupus, hypertensive encephalopathy)
• Exposure to toxic substances or drugs (alcohol, cocaine overdose, amphetamines)
• After the removal of prolonged drugs (alcohol, sleepy, tranquilizers)
• Adverse reactions to certain medications.

The diet is very important by eliminating any animal protein, except milk
Coma dairy derivatives such as yogurt,

I eat eggs, nuts, peas, soybeans, raw vegetables and green leaves such as celery, spinach, chard, col, broccoli, alfalfa, watercress, etc. If the vegetables are cooked drink the water

Keep the intestine of any toxic element clean

Maintain a high fiber diet.

Make small meals do not eat large amounts of liquids at once

Take 2 tablespoons of olive oil daily.

Avoid alcoholic beverages, refined sugars, saccharins, chocolates, coffee, sodas with caffeine, fried foods and all kinds of fats.

I eat pure or distilled water avoid tap water

Prepare the following juices: J62– J15– J02– J30– J40 Hágalos in blender or juice extractor, it is recommended to take them once or twice a day.

Use aluminum -free cooking products or utensils, preferably that they are glass or stainless steel.
Read drug labels and products to verify that they are aluminum free.

Aluminum accumulation in the brain is one of the possible causes of epileptic seizures.It has been estimated in people who eat between 3 and 10 mgs of aluminum per day.

Aluminum is used to make cooking, medicines (for pain, gastric acidity), toothpaste, deodorants, bleach and condiments of the daily diet.

Stay away from pesticides.

Avoid cigarette.

Perform a moderate exercise to improve brain circulation.

Take foam salts twice a week.

Work for your own care. Keep the doses as low as possible, and work to be as drug -free as convulsions in whatever possible. The right diet and adequate nutritional supplements are very important in the control of epilepsy.

Liver and vesicula producing wind and heat throughout the system.Heart energy deficiency. Kidney energy deficiency. In many cases with moisture and heat in the system. There may be spleen deficiency.

According to the symptoms described by the patient in consultation, as the language is seen, studies of the primary doctor, and the pulses that are taken in both wrists will define the diagnosis.Depending on the diagnosis, acupuncture treatment, Chinese herbs, oriental diet and recommended exercises will be defined.The key is a good diagnosis.Oriental doctor who attacks the symptoms to calm is called a minor doctor. The one who attacks the origin of the symptoms to cure that the patient is called a major doctor or master in Traditional Chinese medicine.