Seizures caused by abnormal brain activity can be divided into two groups, focal seizures and generalised seizures.
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Seizures occur due to abnormal brain activity and are grouped into focal and generalised types.
Focal seizures affect one area of the brain, while generalised seizures involve the whole brain.
Each type causes different symptoms, from changes in awareness to muscle stiffness or jerking movements.