Reflex Seizures
A seizure is considered a reflex seizure when it occurs as a direct response to a particular stimulus or event.
These seizures are experienced by approximately 6% of people with epilepsy. They can be triggered by visual stimulation, a sudden "startle", or a variety of other factors alone or in combination.
If a patient only has seizures as a result of a certain stimulus then it is possible to control them by avoidance rather than through pharmalogical means.
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