PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY THAT OCCURRED AT AN EARLY AGE
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
The article deals with the study mental disorders that arise in the initial period of epilepsy. The results obtained indicate a high incidence of epileptic disease in childhood and adolescence, often leading to mental retardation and maladjustment. Studying the frequency and types of seizures, age of onset of epilepsy, the mental disorders and social problems can be important factors in predicting the development of disease and determining the need of individualized approach to treatment and support for the patient.
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Rustamova J. T
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