Seizures and Postictal Psychosis in Alzheimer’s Disease

By Christine Kennard, Health Pro Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Postictal psychosis is a serious complication that occurs in only about 10 percent of people following a grand mal seizure (major fit). Ira Hyman, writing in Psychology Today, says that marked changes in the behavior of a relative with Alzheimer’s disease may be noticeable following fits. &nbs...
Carol Bradley Bursack, Health Guide
8/16/12 6:22am

Interesting information, Christine! I wasn't aware of this complication, though it's understandable when we think about it. Thanks for being on top of this issue. Your article will explain symtoms to some frustrated readers.

Carol

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By Christine Kennard, Health Pro— Last Modified: 08/16/12, First Published: 08/15/12