A person with epilepsy may experience something called an aura before the seizure occurs. An aura is an unusual sensation or feeling, such as a visual hallucination; strange sound, taste or smell; or an urgent need to get to safety.
If the person recognizes the aura, he or she may have time to tell bystanders and sit down before the seizure occurs.
A person with epilepsy may experience something called an aura
before the seizure occurs. An aura is an unusual sensation or
feeling, such as a visual hallucination; strange sound, taste or
smell; or an urgent need to get to safety. If the...
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American Red Cross answered:A person with epilepsy may experience something called an aura before the seizure occurs. An aura is an unusual sensation or feeling, such as a visual hallucination; strange sound, taste or smell; or an urgent need to get to safety.
