Seizures happen when the brainβs electrical activity is disrupted, and many factors can trigger this. Here are some common causes:
π§ Neurological Causes
β’ Epilepsy
β’ Brain injuries or trauma
β’ Brain infections like meningitis
β‘ Metabolic and Systemic Triggers
β’ Low blood sugar levels
β’ Dehydration or electrolyte imbalances
π Environmental Factors
β’ Bright, flashing lights
β’ Lack of sleep or extreme stress
π¨βπ©βπ§ Genetic Predispositions
β’ A family history of seizures or epilepsy can increase the risk
π Drug-Induced Seizures
β’ Certain medications or drug withdrawals (e.g., alcohol or sedatives) may lead to seizures
Understanding the causes can help manage and prevent seizures. If you or someone you know experiences seizures, consult a doctor to identify the triggers and get proper treatment.