ترجمة - سويدي-لغة فارسية - Min hund har fÃ¥tt epilepsianfall.

epilepsianfall = epileptic seizure
Never heard of 'epileptic assaults', is it the same thing?

I think gamine has meant "epileptic attacks". Anyway, both "assault" and "attack" can be translated to "حمله" in Persian.

Ok But it doesn't say 'epileptic attacks' (epileptiska attacker) in the original, they might be similar... but we have 2 different words, isn't it the same for Farsi, no?

Epileptic attacks = fits = seizures = حمله‌های صرع

These terms are more or less synonymous. They all refer to episodes of epileptic activity.

"Convulsion" («تشنج») is a stricter term, referring to seizures involving abnormal, repetitive contractions of skeletal muscles.

Does the original Swedish text refer to epileptic seizures or epileptic convulsions?

Word by word: "My dog has got epileptic seizure". (It doesn't tell if it is one or several seizures)

Thanks, pias. Please be assured that the expression "epileptic seizure" is correctly reflected in the Persian translation.

As for the number of the noun referring to seizure, I could change the translation to singular as below:

سگ من حمله‌ی صرع داشته است.

But since the translation has already been validated, I didn't do that.

No doubt your translation is correct ghasemkiani. I had never heard of 'epileptic assaults' before, so that's why I asked... I'm not a doctor

Thank you too!