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What is What are seizures? What are the primary priorities in managing seizures, and what considerations are important when dealing with eclamptic seizures in pregnant women?  and explain in detail?
Involuntary movements of cerebral origin (stiffness followed by clonic movements), accompanied by a loss of consciousness, and often urinary incontinence (generalized tonic-clonic seizures). It is important to distinguish seizures from pseudo-seizures (e.g. in hysteria or tetany) during which consciousness may appear altered but is not lost. Priorities: stop the seizures and determine the cause. In pregnant women, eclamptic seizures require specific medical and obstetrical care