Inter-seizure disorder

Interictal disorder: This type of mental disorder refers to a group of unconscious disorders, but the period of mental symptoms is persistent and can last for months to years. Including chronic mental illness-like psychosis, neurosis-like symptoms, personality changes, mental retardation, and sexual dysfunction. Inter-seizure psychosis occurs between two episodes and is not directly related to the episode itself. It is relatively rare compared with mental disorders during and after the attack, accounting for about 10% to 30% of unselected cases. However, in terms of severity and duration, it is clinically more pronounced than during and after the onset of mental disorders, which are usually transient and often self-limited. Is a clinical classification of epilepsy mental disorders.

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