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How many kids in the US have epilepsy?
About 300,000 children have epliepsy in the United States. All together this has effected about 3 million adults and children all around.
Friend who has epliepsy What is the risk of her dying?
Well as long as it's treated there shouldn't be a risk. She just has to take her medicine, reduce the stress in her life, eat properly, and get the right amount of sleep to avoid the risk of having a seizure. If she does all that and she doesn't have a seizure, she'll be fine for quite a long time.
What would happen if the common cold infected your brain?
at worst you could die at best you would have seizures and be confused plus you also may not be able to walk. If thats true,can you explain this? I have inherited since the age of 7 ADNFLE a very rare type of epliepsy only 100 families worldwide have this condition. I have the two epileptic genes chron 2 and 4 and everynight I have seizures when I try to go to sleep this happens in the 2nd stage of my sleep never in the daytime, this is the strange bit if I have a cold I am seizure free. Something 'MUST' happen to certain parts of the brain during the common cold.
In Lord of the Flies why does Simon frequent the bower?
I think that there is evidence in the book that Simon suffers from epliepsy. Simon often faints and he is also a bit of a loner, who likes to think. I think that it is important for Simon to have a 'secret place' of his own where he can go if he feels the onset of an epileptic attack. After witnessing the total lack of any support or care for Percival Wemys Madison, when the littlun spent two days alone in a hut crying and talking to himself, Simon would rightly fear what might happen to himself if the likes of Roger came upon him while he having a fit.
Why does simon go to his bower in chapter 3 of lord of the flies?
Probably partially because he takes pity of the poor corpse which is being made to perform like a puppet, purely as an act of chance. This stops it from sitting up and behaving as if it were alive. Simon also intends to tell the other boys that it isn't a beast, just a dead body, and he knows that the lack of movement will stop the boys being scared and running away before they see that he is telling the truth. By coincidence untangling the parachute lines also allows the wind to carry the corpse away from the mountain top.
Did Julius Caesar have epliepsy?
We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.We don't know for certain. The ancient writers called his ailment "epilepsy" because they were familiar with the condition and Caesar's symptoms were said to be like them. However modern medical historians have put forth the theory that he could have been suffering from hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are identical to those of epilepsy. There is even a theory that he could have had a brain tumor.
