hi sir/madam, Thanks for your question on Healthcare Magic. Epileptic seizures occur when there are abnormal bursts of electricity in the brain. These bursts disrupt the brain’s normal function and lead to some loss of consciousness or impaired senses. Most adults with epilepsy experience partial seizures, which begin in a specific region of the brain. These seizures can result from: Brain injury Stroke Brain tumor Diseases that affect the brain Non-epileptic seizures appear the same as those from epilepsy: Impaired or jerky movements Tunnel vision A tingling sensation in the skin Temporary blindness Other symptoms may also occur. However, with these seizures the central nervous system is not involved. these are main difference. Hope this info was helpful. stay healthy,stay safe.