Epilepsy
The occurrence of epileptic seizures is very common in the case of multiple sclerosis as the immune system is continuously attacking the central nervous system, and the nerve impulse transduction is not the same as of a normal person. The exposed nerve endings are also vulnerable to any damage and collision during the flow of impulses. The percentage is not very higher in the patients of multiple sclerosis to have these epileptic seizures, but still, the chances are present. The epileptic seizures can end up in the death of the patient due to the unavailability of required medical attention. The epileptic seizures are unpredictable to occur, and there is recurring of these seizures, and almost 2 to 5% percent of multiple sclerosis patients suffer from these epileptic seizures.