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[[file:Female_patient_with_melancolie_catalepsy_Wellcome_L0040298_(cropped).jpg|thumb|Female patient with melancolie catalepsy Wellcome L0040298 (cropped)]] [[file:Rigidity_of_the_body_produced_by_catalepsy.jpg|thumb|Rigidity of the body produced by catalepsy|left]] [[file:Catalepsie_catalepsy_hypnosis_1941.jpg|thumb|Catalepsie catalepsy hypnosis 1941]] '''Catalepsy''' is a [[medical condition]] characterized by a [[trance]] or [[seizure]] with a loss of sensation and consciousness accompanied by rigidity of the body. The condition is associated with [[catatonia]] and can occur in various [[neurological disorders]].
[[file:Female_patient_with_melancolie_catalepsy_Wellcome_L0040298_(cropped).jpg|thumb|Female patient with melancolie catalepsy Wellcome L0040298 (cropped)]] [[file:Rigidity_of_the_body_produced_by_catalepsy.jpg|thumb|Rigidity of the body produced by catalepsy|left]]  
 
'''Catalepsy''' is a [[medical condition]] characterized by a [[trance]] or [[seizure]] with a loss of sensation and consciousness accompanied by rigidity of the body. The condition is associated with [[catatonia]] and can occur in various [[neurological disorders]].


==Symptoms==
==Symptoms==

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Female patient with melancolie catalepsy Wellcome L0040298 (cropped)
Rigidity of the body produced by catalepsy

Catalepsy is a medical condition characterized by a trance or seizure with a loss of sensation and consciousness accompanied by rigidity of the body. The condition is associated with catatonia and can occur in various neurological disorders.

Symptoms

The primary symptoms of catalepsy include:

Causes

Catalepsy can be caused by several factors, including:

Diagnosis

Diagnosis of catalepsy typically involves:

Treatment

Treatment for catalepsy focuses on addressing the underlying cause and may include:

Prognosis

The prognosis for individuals with catalepsy varies depending on the underlying cause. With appropriate treatment, symptoms can often be managed effectively.

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