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What does epilepsy mean? It comes from the Greek meaning to hold or size. People with epilepsy have seizures once in a while or every day. While having a seizure, your brain cells fire uncontrollably at up to four times their normal rate, temporarily affecting a way the person acts, moves, thinks, and feels. Many conditions can affect the brain and trigger epilepsy, including:
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