Ok, so epileptic seizures can cause severe musculoskeletal injuries, including tendon tears and fractures, but these cases are extremely rare. Such injuries typically occur under specific conditions, involving additional risk factors like long-term medication use or underlying bone density issues. Most injuries associated with seizures are secondary, resulting from falls or other trauma during the seizure.

I think it's important we don't present information that implies this is a likely occurrence.

However i concede these cases are mentioned in the medical literature, so technically you're not wrong, therefore i retract my initial comment.