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Major generalised seizures
In this type of seizure the person suddenly falls rigid and unconscious
to the ground, and may then begin to shake, or to convulse, with
vigorous and regular muscle contractions. Saliva may bubb...
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Complex partial seizures
This type of seizure occurs when the sudden increase in electrical
activity takes place in that part of the brain located immediately
behind the temples. Attacks can involve a great range of con...
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Absence seizures
These are mostly seen in primary school age children, and consist of a
brief (up to 30 seconds) period of unconsciousness, without any falling
or convulsions. Sometimes the eyes may blink rapidl...
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