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Which of the following causes unprovoked seizures in a patient?
Which of the following causes unprovoked seizures in a patient?
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The correct option is A Epilepsy
In epilepsy, due to continuous and irregular flow of electric charges in the brain, the patient suffers seizures. A seizure is a sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain, due to which the person loses control of the body for a short while. Epilepsy is also accompanied by the frothing and the clenching of the teeth which is often followed by patients falling unconscious.
Epilepsy
In epilepsy, due to continuous and irregular flow of electric charges in the brain, the patient suffers seizures. A seizure is a sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain, due to which the person loses control of the body for a short while. Epilepsy is also accompanied by the frothing and the clenching of the teeth which is often followed by patients falling unconscious.
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