Abdominal wall involuntary axis

Introduction

Introduction The clinical manifestations of various tic syndrome, abdominal wall involuntary axon, uncontrollable, belong to abdominal epilepsy in autonomic epilepsy. Abdominal epilepsy symptoms are sudden onset abdominal pain, the site is mostly around the umbilicus or upper abdomen, a small number of radiation pain is very severe. Abdominal epilepsy symptoms are sudden onset abdominal pain, the site is mostly around the umbilicus or upper abdomen, a few can be radiated to the lower abdomen, the pain is very severe, like colic or hair cut, lasting for a few minutes or more.

Cause

Cause

A variety of tics syndrome. Abdominal epilepsy symptoms are sudden onset abdominal pain, the site is mostly around the umbilicus or upper abdomen, a few can be radiated to the lower abdomen, the pain is very severe, like colic or hair cut, lasting for a few minutes or more. A small number of patients have a certain degree of disturbance of consciousness, but rarely lose consciousness completely. Often accompanied by loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms. Most patients have fatigue, lethargy, and deep sleep after the attack. The frequency of seizures varies from several times a day or several times a day. The symptoms, symptoms, and accompanying symptoms of each episode of the same patient are basically the same. There is often a family history. EEG can occur with bursts of slow waves, spikes or spikes.

Examine

an examination

Related inspection

Abdominal CT Laparoscopy

Clinical manifestations:

Symptoms and signs: multiple parts, involuntary, sudden muscle twitching, accompanied by explosive vocal and filthy statements, and forced intentional and personality changes. First, starting from the pulsation of the head and face muscles, gradually progress to the twitching of the trunk. The time of attack is less than ten times a day or even hundreds of times, and there is no purpose in twitching. Explosive abnormal throats occur after many months and years. Symptoms often disappear during sleep and mental development is normal.

Diagnosis

Differential diagnosis

Identification: need to exclude chorea, rickets, epilepsy.

Diagnosis: Most patients have fatigue, drowsiness, deep sleep after seizures, and the frequency of seizures varies several times a day or several times a day. The symptoms of each attack in the same patient, the order of symptoms and accompanying symptoms are basically the same, often have a family history, EEG can appear paroxysmal slow waves, spikes or spikes, within 24 hours of symptoms, Go to a specialist hospital to do an EEG examination to confirm the condition.

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