A seizure is caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. A rabies patient may experience seizures during the acute neurological stage of the disease. The main symptoms of seizure include confusion, frothing at the mouth, light-headedness, difficulty controlling the muscles, and sudden loss of consciousness.
Most of these symptoms resemble the main symptoms of the initial stages of the rabies disease.
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