Occipital Lobe Syndrome

Occipital lobe syndrome or occipitotemporal epilepsy is a special condition where a person experiences severe headaches and seizures that can last for several hours or even days. This is usually associated with damage to the cerebral cortex or diseases of the temporo-occipital region.

Symptoms of occipital lobe syndrome can vary and vary from patient to patient. However, the most common symptoms are headaches, seizures, blurred vision, memory loss, decreased concentration, problems with speech and coordination of movements.

The causes of occipital lobe syndrome are usually associated with diseases and injuries of the cerebral cortex. Some of them are as follows: - Abnormalities of brain development at birth - Head injuries, including bruises, concussions, infections, tumors and other diseases - Cerebrovascular disorders