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Seizures 

• are changes in the brains electrical activity. 

1. Non pileptic seizures cause of an injury
2. Partial seizures is happens if you have one side of the brain damage. 
3. Generalized seizures  occur on all of the brain and affect 2 sides of the body. 

• a sudden feeling of fear 
• dizziness
• a change in vision
• a abnormal movement of the arms and legs 
• a headache

• alcohol withdrawal
•  brain infection meningitis
•  brain truma
• drug withdrawal
• an electrolyte imbalance
• epilepsy
• extremely high blood pressure
• a fever
• kidney or liver failure
• low blood glucose levels

• blood testing to check for electrolyte imbalances
• a spinal tap to rule out infection
• a toxicology screening to test for drugs, poisons, or toxins
• An electroencephalography test can help your doctor diagnose a seizure. 
• Imaging scans such as a CT scan or MRI scan also can help by providing a clear picture of the brain. These scans allow your doctor to see abnormalities like blocked blood flow or a tumor.

• is to find the best possible therapy to stop seizures, with the fewest side effects
•  use of anti-seizure medications. 
• when choosing which medication to prescribe will think about this factors

1. your condition,
2. your frequency of seizures,
3. your age
4. and other factors . 

• Surgery works best for people who have seizures focals in thos brains.
• Vagus nerve stimulation.A device implanted underneath the skin 

• Take medication correctly.
• Get enough sleep..
• Wear a medical alert bracelet.
• Be active.Exercising and being active may help keep you physically healthy and reduce depression.
• Make sure to drink enough water and rest if you get tired during exercise.
• Make healthy life choices.Managing stress, limiting alcoholic beverages and avoiding cigarettes all factor in to a healthy lifestyle.