Seizures can come in many forms for many reasons, not every seizure has shaking involved in its presentation. Femoral seizures present no shaking but a lack of lucidity and confusion. Numbness can be anything from pressure on a nerve to a stroke or heart attack. Many things can trigger seizures and various types, if this is a concern you should talk to your doctor about any numbness or events you have had, these are signs that something needs to be looked at by a medical professional.
That could be seizure.
Numbness is anaesthesia/anesthesia. Tingling is paraesthesia/paresthesia. (Spelling dependant on whether you are from the UK or America)
IT causes a unpleasant pain in the warm and it also causes some numbness in the arm, that's the reason people are shaking their arms. To remove the numbness.
If someone is having a seizure, they will often experience involuntary movement for 60-90 seconds. The person's body may shake rapidly and uncontrollably. There are many types of seizures.
Seizures only directly affect the brain. However, as the brain controls a lot of things in your body, then a seizure can indirectly affect them. When it affects the nervous system, the person may shake or fall for example.
It is most likely a seizure, which is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain. Seizures can vary in intensity and duration, and can be caused by various medical conditions. If someone is experiencing a seizure, it is important to stay calm, keep them safe, and seek medical help if necessary.
He's probably having a seizure. Go to the Emergency room as fast as possible; seriously, he might die.
seizure? essential tremor?
it's because of lyme disease
Not being able to control your body like that getting a "shake" could be an epileptic seizure indeed, but it could also be much more ;-)
well, i have had two complex partial seizures in my whole life. when you have a partial seizure, you see an aura, or light that blocks your vision, and you sometimes become unconcious. i have not had a seizure for a very long time. if you have a grand mall seizure, you smell an intense smell or see something. your vision can become blurry. then, you usually become unconcious and start to become stiff or jerk your body. many people have seizures every day. and many people don't. seizures are symptoms of epilepsy.
It depends on the type that it is. An absent seizure is often when someone loosed contact with reality, they will stare off at nothing without blinking, they will be unresponsive to any sound or touch. They will often ask if someone can repeat what they said. Sometimes they will stop breathing. And another type of seizure is when you begin to stare, then your body will lock up, you will be unable to breath correctly or at all, you will begin to shake and sometimes this makes the person sick.