Seizures

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There are many possible causes of dog seizures. The first thing to rule out is trauma.A few others include epilepsy, toxin ingestion, brain tumors, tick-induced diseases, and distemper.

Epilepsy is the most common cause of seizures in dogs and it cannot be cured. It can, however, be controlled by anti-epileptic drugs or, more preferably, a change in nutrition.

I suppose that could happen, or brain damage could cause the seizure. Find out more about stuttering on the web site for The Stuttering Foundation.

The period of time after the seizure has ended. POST (after), ICTAL (seizure). Can last anywhere from minutes to days.

Epilepsy has a wide variety of forms, causes and severity. Most people with epilepsy would have absolutely no problem with flying. For some people stress can cause seizures. If someone was very stressed about flying, they could get a seizure, but it would be the stress, not the flying itself that causes them to have a seizure. So you can say that flying does not cause seizures.

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Yes, really. I know it's a strange question, but I wondered if anyone knew. I'd like to make sure that I consume enough food after to help recovery time if possible.

Yes, lack of potassium (and other important) can cause a seizure :-D

Hope you're satisfied with the answer :-D

It could be a sign off something bad, if your worried talk to your doctor.

Alcohol increases the chance of seizures, both while you are drinking and especially when you are sobering up. Chronic alcoholics have an especially hard time of it during detox, which is why we recommend a medically-supervised detox from alcohol or tranquilizers (which have much the same effect).

A CAT scan is used to look for evidence of structural damage - reduced blood flow, changes in neural activity, etc.

hyperventilation may trigger seizures

Some more sensitive people can

Not necessarily. Some people get both, but some only ever get absence seizures. Epilepsy comes in a wide range of forms and severity, so every case is different.

Good question. You need to ask about that.

well if i can say correctly in your brain you have alot of seeing part for your brain and since of smell movement and seeing and others so right now we are looking at the right part of the brain. what i thyink causes seizures if you have stress or if you were in an accident or light or others theres alot but if u look at it more theres alot of veins i think one is messed up and it could cause seizures in the neck a nerve could trigger something in your brain or being close to a television like animated series such as pickachoo guy or alot of flashing on tv. that's causes seizures but if u want to stop from having seizures i was a guinee pig in the hospital they used me for these different kinds of glasses which one causes the seizure . each color like i can only use green so in school you would have cool glasses on like if u have to have purple u can wear purple in school (doctors note will help) any info about that goto www.myspace.com/matt75089 .hopefully that helped anymore info ask a doctor but the glasses i can help you with those ok

my daughter did

she got her shot on a friday

was vomiting & had severe diarrhea for two days then on Monday was limp and sleepy and less than a hour of waking she had a seizure @ daycare

they diagnosed her with a rare delayed allergic reaction to rocephin

I had no follow up but refrain from using any form of that type of medicine

It can be. Many people can have a seizure and exhibit no outward signs other than standing still looking a bit confused. But the type of seizure seen on TV certainly does happen.

Syncope is a loss of consciousness or fainting, sometimes caused by lack of oxygen to the brain, but is different to Epilepsy. Seizures in Epilepsy are caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. So Syncope would not be a cause of seizures.

Morphine is primarily an opioid analgesic used for pain relief, and it is not commonly associated with causing seizures. However, in rare cases, high doses or rapid administration can lead to neurotoxic effects, which may increase the risk of seizures, especially in individuals with pre-existing conditions or those using other medications that lower the seizure threshold. It is important to use morphine under medical supervision to mitigate any potential risks.

Depending on the particular drug used, the dose and how it is administered it can potentially cause seizures, but it is very rare. Epilepsy is only when a person has recurring seizures. Anyone can have a seizure in their lifetime. So even if someone got one after an epidural, it might only have once and so they would no be considered to have epilepsy.

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The only thing you can do with a seizure is let it run its course, so in terms of what not to do, you don't try to stop the seizure. You should not try to interfere with the person, only to make sure they are ok, and don't do themselves any unnecessary injury, like if they fall. Don't totally ignore them either. One other thing you should not do is panic. As the person is probably used to having seizures, they are normally more upsetting for those around them than for the person themselves. Not knowing what is going on if they have never seen one before, people will panic and get all sorts of crazy ideas as to what is happening and what they should do. It is human nature to do that, but as much as possible, don't panic. It won't help.

It may have to do with the brain reacting to the spectrum of flashing colors causing a delusional state of mind, hindering memory and spacing out due to the spectacle also making the nervous system break down causing the irratical movements of the body.(DO NOT TRY IT, TRUST ME)

My aunt has seizures all the time and her eyes roll back in her head she turns very dizy she cant move her eyes they control themselves and they can cause many problems for your health. you may not be able to drive at all. You might never be safe.

I am a seizure patient of 30 years. there are 2 types. Grandmal and absent seizures. Grandmal seizures is where you lose contisousness, and convulse loosing all control of your body(shake uncontolably), you may lose contol of your bladder and bite down on your toungue. If this occurs near you, move all objects around the person to prevent injury, when they become moveable turn them on their side, this will help them breathe and if they throw up it will help you clear the airway.keep them on their side until they become coherent. ask them to stay seated until help arrives DO NOT put something in their mouth!

Absent seizures are when a person blanks out for a period of time. Some blink their eyes rapidly. I continue to do what I'm doing at the time. They can look like someone passing out, day dreaming. In this case they may take a while to recover or like me recover right away. You must turn in your drivers licsence, until your seizures are controlled by meds. for 6 months. Then you can aply to the DMV to get your licsence back. There are many types of tratments from meds. to surgery to a VNS (vascular nerve stimulator) My seizures can't be controled by meds. and they are general ( happen all over the brain) not focal (just in one part of your brain so I have a VNS. Hope this info helps