Epilepsy-associated mental disorders

Epilepsy Mental Disorders People have found through long-term observation that patients with epilepsy are prone to multiple types of mental problems, emotional disorders, social and psychological adaptation disorders, and personality changes. Symptoms of epilepsy are different, and they can be roughly divided into two types: episodic and non-episodic. Seizures are manifested as feeling, perception, memory, thinking, psychomotor episodes, and emotional changes. Non-episodic mental disorders are manifested as psychiatric disorders, emotional disorders, personality changes, or dementia.

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