Seizures: What Causes Seizures? Symptoms and when you need to see a Doctor.
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- What is a Seizure?
A Seizure refers to an electrical disturbance in the brain. Seizures may cause a person to have Convulsions, but this is not always the same case.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), if a person is experiencing seizures, there are several first-aid habits, someone can do to help them.
Like:
- Putting them on the floor, so they do not fall and injure themselves
- Putting them onto their side so they can breathe more comfortable
- Clearing the area of dense or sharp objects
- Placing something soft and flat under their head
- Loosening or removing anything around their neck, like a tie, necklace or scarf
- Calling an ambulance if the Seizure lasts for more than 5 minutes
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I had a seizure yesterday, never experienced anything like it felt like i was dying. But its maybe because my alcohol consumption is alot nowadays
My husband’s also in the same boat, seizures just started occurring a few months ago but he drinks heavily all day long. How’s your progress with them? Has changing your drinking habits or what you drink made a difference? We think it has something to do with him drinking liquor or mixing liquor with wine/beer. He runs a company and doesn’t have insurance, horribly nerve racking experience. I barely sleep at night. What’s also weird is last 2-3 times he sleep walks or gets out of his sleeps, becomes disoriented and then slips into it. He’s never fully awake when they happen though. This past time ge went to take a shower after 1 happened around 1:30 am, got back up around 6am to shower..sat back down on the bed and it happened again. We’ve never had them happen within hours of each other. It’s typically once a month at most. Curious how your experience differs from his, if they’re both alcohol related.
Same bro today I had one. I drink a lot too lately and don't barely slepp or eat
@@kurtkon5772 I’ve been dealing with alcohol related seizures with my husband for a year. He’s 35, we’ve been together since we were 17. I just lost him 2 weeks ago, to a seizure while he was out of town on a work trip. He passed in his sleep because no one was there to help him during his seizure. He left behind 3 kids ranging from 16-3 years old, and now I’m a widow. He just started to slow down on drinking and take his meds, he finally wanted better and wasn’t able to be fully successful with changing. He struggled a lot with his drinking but had everything else in life under control. I truly hope you can hear my story and make the necessary changes for the people that love you!!
I have learnt to accept it as it is but the pain in my arms are crazy sometimes I cannot even raise them
I saw an male autistic adult who is having a seizure for the first time while I was working at a trampoline park and it's terrifying 😳 so I came to the rescue. I tried not to scare my co workers for what happened after that on the security camera and I did the right thing
My boss has a seizure on me while driving
I had to take the wheel and pray and scream
She has no clue what was gong on
So scary
Thank God we are okay and no car accident
So I'm learning because she means the world to me and I am with her all day long
I was just laying and thinking something and suddenly my body shaked like i was jump scared and i was for like 1 sec.i dont know what that was
Thanks to share your experience with us, Ankit. If you need some help, please let us know.
Your brain think you're dying or something so it makes u jump happens a lot
It was probably a hypnic jerk or psychomotor agitation?? I’m not a doctor, but I have anxiety and I get these :)
I get that all the time
Different hemisphere of the brain really thought you died, and forgot to send message to that hemispheres 😂😂
I am lost and confused myself, have been doing with epilepsy seizures now for the past 3 years. I have never experienced them before not in childhood, or in adolescents, not until 3 months after I turned 39. I did serve six years in the military I have one tour in Iraq a 15-month tour. By the time of the seizures occurred I had already been out of the army for nine years. I was driving when my first seizure occurred, I really didn't make it out of the driveway, all I do remember was getting in my truck, to head towards my brothers workplace to help him load a trailer. I totaled my truck crashing across the street into a neighbor's mobile home trailer. I do not have any family history of seizures or epilepsy. I described it as a blackout total blackness, imagine yourself being in a pitch-black room can't see Jack not even the hand in front of your face. Still try to describe this stuff to the VA, they swear up and down that I had a syncopal episode some type of faint or pass out because I use the word blackout. I spoke to my neurologist and told him when I use blackout I am describing a loss of consciousness not a faint I think I would know the difference for being in the military for 6 years, between faint pass out and fall out, for doing long change-of-command ceremonies and seeing young soldiers pass out for keeping their knees locked up oh, shoot I you knew that form High School JROTC. I'm just about experiencing all types in the book of epilepsy,Grand-mal type, too complex focal impaired awareness, as well as nocturnal seizures during sleep, when I have them I do not have any memory. Now it's to the point where I can feel jolts in parts of my head, and have strong dizzy spells feeling like you are intoxicated, I don't drink anymore I haven't been for a long time but I know the feeling. I don't do any drugs. It just hit me one day out of the blue bam. I am not aware of any traumatic brain injuries while in service, be more like the possibility of toxic exposure to the burn pits while in Iraq. That's what my neurologist keep saying, head injury or toxic exposure.
I feel you on seizures coming out of nowhere. I had my first 3 years ago messing around with white. Stopped abruptly then got one all of a sudden. Never had a history or injury prior. The gave keepra, it works to prevent. Tried to wane off within the last month. 6 days off got a seizure last Friday, back on keppra. Fine but what can we do to totally get rid of these.
Hi now you got treatment for this or facing the same issues , or provide your contact number I want to call you for help
There were 2 things here. That i do. Really badly
Alcohol abuse . I mean abuse. Every day. And i nearly sleep..
Hi Lando, thanks for sharing with us your history.
We recommend that you visit a Neurology specialist as soon as possible! In BlueNetHospitals, we are ready to help you.
I dis like how they don't see seizures as a disability. I to is. Depending on degree and cause it can be a intense disability. And job hunti you have to inform them you have seizures or workman comp etc will not vover an on job injury or say seizure caused the injury. The seizure itself along wy recovery time can vary. At times disorientate, confused, lack of memory of a mess thinking exhaustion etc.
Just now someone had a seizure when someone hitted him first he turned around while on ground touching his legs then he was like shaking for a few minutes then someone tried a CPR but then his mouth were full of foam so the basketball ga,e is cancelled
I once had a seizure before that happened in the middle of the night, I woke up to convulsions and it felt like my brain was being electrocuted. Lasted a couple minutes, not fun. I didn't even know it was a seizure
This just happened to me
Hi
hello
My crush got seizure
She is really upset while knowing these all things even she cried a lot I don't know she will be fine but l will try her to make normal even it's not possible by doctor thought.
Really I do.
My friend maston he has seizures and I'm learning how to see or detected a sign of seizures
Hey can anyone help my dad thinks he had a seizure, he’s away training to be an army recruiter. He woke up with 2 pools of blood on the ground, 2 teeth knocked out, and a big gash on his head. He has a TBI, from about 7-8 years ago.
Hi MistyFox, thanks for sharing with us your history.
We recommend that you visit a Neurology specialist as soon as possible! In BlueNetHospitals, we are ready to help you.
The Neurologist will take care of making a review of the medical history of the family history, neurological examinations, as well as a general physical examination.
When consulting your Doctor, we recommend keeping a record of your pain with a detailed description of the symptoms, duration, and what you think triggered them. Also, mention any medications you are taking.
BlueNetHospitals ok thank you, he immediately went to the hospital. I appreciate it! He’s since been discharged,
@@mistyfox2078 we're glad this content was useful and your dad received the treatment needed on time.
@@mistyfox2078 What a pleasure to read that your father is already receiving medical treatment! Thanks for your comments.
My tongue got swallon. What should I do?
Hello. I had a seizure yesterday and also today. Meds in our country does not work.
What about meds and efficiency of them?
Levera
Does seizures come with a blurred vision for 3-4 minutes?
Yes I had
Can I stop having seizures without medicine
Thank you for your question Charity Kina. It's very important to see a Neurologist to evaluate your situation and then being able to answer all of your questions.
@jC-xy8ehWhat? Are you serious? Wouldn't cannibus prevent it?
My dad had a seizure yesterday but I wasn’t home
If it's possible with u plzz inform me
Hello. Thank you for contacting BlueNetHospitals. If you need help, and you are in Los Cabos, please contact us info@bluenethospitals.com.
jisko fits ya mirgi ati hai uske sath rhne walo koi koi problem ho skati hai kya? reply fast
No, there is none problem. You only need to be informed to help him or her in case of an emergency.
I had my first seizure in last night. No history or family history. No change in lifestyle. But I did get a concussion 4-5 months ago… any ideas anyone?
I hope the information above is helpful, but in case you still have any questions, please contact us at info@bluenethospitals.com
Its because of low sugar level
I ate to much sugar and was in a hot room
Take your medicine on time and do yoga n meditation..I am suffering from past 16 years. But it is in control