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A seizure is a result of a temporary electrical disturbance within the brain. The nerve cells (neurons) within the brain communicate with one another through tiny electrical impulses and when this activity becomes disturbed, abnormal electrical impulses fire simultaneously at a much faster rate resulting in a seizure.
