Nervous system disorder- bpharm 2nd semester

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      -Nervous system disorder-


Chronic neurological disorder;

Seizure;

Causes;

1. High fever.
2. Stress 
3. Depression
4. Loss of sleep
5. Bright light , flashing length 
6. Lack of O2  to brain (stroke)
7. Brain tumar / cysts
8. Head injury / truma
9. Very low blood sugar 
10. Alcohol

Symptoms;

1. Focal / partial seizures
2. Generally patient

Epilepsy;

• It's is chronic neurological disorder that cause improve recurrent seizure.
• Seizure is sudden rush of electrical activity in the brain.

Myield seizure-

• Difficult to recornized it can lost during few seconds.

Strong seizure;

• Spasm and uncontrollable muscle twitching.
• Seizure lost in few minutes to few seconds patient become confused of loss of consianus patient have no memory of what happened.
•Epilepsy can develop more common in young children or older adult .sightly more in males than female.
• there is no any pure of epilepsy disorder manage by medicines.

Symptoms;

1. Focal/ patient
2. Patient doesn't involve loss of consianus alternation of Sense of taste , smell ,site hearing and touch.
3. Dizziness, tingling and twitching of limb.

Diagnosis;

- Neurological examination- EEG( electro encifelo gram )
- CT scan
- MRI

Treatment;

• Antiapticlatic drugs
• Brain surgery





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