Don’t be taken easy the seizures in children or adults.
Especially if accompanied by a severe headache that will not go away or suddenly
paralysis. It could be a symptom of vascular malformations of the brain
artery-vein.
Ordinary people refer to as epileptic seizures. Epilepsy
(epilepsy) could be due to electrical abnormalities in the brain cells, called
primary epilepsy, or a disorder in the brain, called secondary epilepsy.
Secondary trigger epileptic brain
abnormalities that may be abnormal formation of blood vessels connecting
arteries and veins in the brain (arteriovenous malformation) or because of
tumors.
Although abnormalities present at birth, many new symptoms
appear when the child is a teenager or adult.
Actually, this disorder can occur in any body part as long
as there arteries and veins. However, vascular malformations in the brain and
spinal cord have a more fatal.
Under normal conditions, the heart pumps oxygen-rich blood
and nutrients to the brain through arteries. Blood and entered capillaries.
Here, the blood flow is slowed to allow the release of oxygen to the
surrounding tissues. Furthermore, reduced oxygen content of blood delivered to
the heart through veins.
