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What causes seizures with no history?

Seizures in adults with no seizure history can be caused by a number of factors ranging from high blood pressure, drug abuse and toxic exposures to brain injury, brain infection (encephalitis) and heart disease.

Who is most likely to inherit epilepsy?

First-degree relatives of people with inherited epilepsy have a two- to four-fold increased risk for epilepsy. Although there is some increased risk, it is important to remember that the overall risk of epilepsy in other family members is still low.

Is epilepsy passed by the mother or father?

It can be inherited from one or both parents. Some studies have found that epilepsy is more likely to be passed down from the mother than the father. Even if someone does have one parent with an inheritable form of epilepsy, it doesnt necessarily mean that person will inherit the gene.

Does epilepsy run in family?

About 30 to 40 percent of epilepsy is caused by genetic predisposition. First-degree relatives of people with inherited epilepsy have a two- to four-fold increased risk for epilepsy.

Who is most likely to inherit epilepsy?

First-degree relatives of people with inherited epilepsy have a two- to four-fold increased risk for epilepsy. Although there is some increased risk, it is important to remember that the overall risk of epilepsy in other family members is still low.

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