Reflex Epilepsy (also known as environmental epilepsy) is the cognomen to seizures which are generated by a person’s acuteness to sensor stimulation caused by the environment. Possibly the best-known type of reflex epilepsy to the general public is photosensitive epilepsy. Reflex epilepsy is also the most uncommon form of epilepsy, is only in generalized (not partial) seizure format, and can be confirmed by EEG and photosensitive testing only.
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