Seizures

Epilepsy. Also, tumors of the frontal lobe.

Status Epilepticus - The term given to multiple seizures with little or no break between each one. A seizure is normally not fatal but in this case the brain is deprived of oxygen for too long and this can result in a stroke, irreparable brain damage and even death.

It can be, but it's a process. After a court awarded judgment of money, there is an appeals process that can modify or overturn the amount of that award.

Then, assuming that the award still stands in some form, the person may not pay it. If so, there is more court needed. After a point, it would be possible to put a lien on the person's house, though there are some cases in some states where the primary residence cannot be attached, especially if other innocent adults live there, or children.

Assuming a lien can and is in place, then there would have to be a forced sale, which would mean more court.

(At this point, as any honest attorney would tell you, the legal fees to do all this might well exceed the value of the amount derived from the sale of the house.)

This sounds like a (grand mal) generalized seizure. No, they would know if they almost hit their head They have no memory of the event.

There are quite a few things that can cause seizures, but sleep apnea is not a direct cause. Sleep Apnea, however, can cause certain other conditions, so if you suffer from this you should take care of it.

Absence seizures are implicated with an abnormal imbalance of certain chemicals in the brain that modulate nerve cell activity (one of these neurotransmitters is called GABA, which functions as an inhibitor).

Well the seizures can happen to any breed or color of horse and it would be better to have a qualified Veterinarian check out the cause of the seizures.

The brain and nervous system

That is the kind of question that needs to be dealt with by a doctor who knows about the person in question and the type and dosages of medication they are on. People taking medication for epilepsy do have anaesthetics, but it is always important to know what medication is being taken.

There are many types of seizures that a dog can have. Basically, they are caused by chemical imbalances in the brain, eppilepsy, tumors, electrolyte imbalances or something as simple as low blood sugar. Many can be effectively managed by your vet using Phenobarbitol. Early treatment will be more effective than if you wait.

I have epilepsy and i abously hate it.

Tonic-clonic seizures end in a final generalized spasm. The affected person can lose consciousness during tonic and clonic phases of seizure.

Yes, they can. A.K. Shah's article "Peripheral WBC Count and Serum Prolactin Levels in various Seizure Types and Nonepileptic Events" showed that it can happen.

Not usually, unless the seizure happens in a dangerous place such as on a road or if the patient falls into a river.

Bit there is a condition called "status epilepticus" which can kill someone or cause brain damage. Status Epilepticus is diagnosed when the patient has been having continual fits for more than 10 minutes. This is a medical emergency, and an ambulance must be called.

Yes, as it can counteract medication and/ or put stress on the body.

Normal BGL ( Blood glucose levels) -

Normal fasting lBGL- 3 - 6.9mmol/L

Normal random BGL- 3 - 11mmol/L

(Fasting is when the patient has their BGL tested when they havent eaten for a while, and random can be any time, so a while after a meal, just after a meal...)

Abnormal if equal or above 7mmol/L when fasting or 11.1mmol/L at random

If the medicine was prescribed to reduce the occurrence of seizures then failing to take the medicine means that a seizure is more likely to occur than if you took the medicine.

Not directly. Mastoiditis is an infection normally affecting the bone. Epilepsy is a physical condition from the brain. It is possible for someone to have both, but that is not to say they have epilepsy because of their mastoiditis. Anything that can damage the brain could in turn cause seizures as a result of that damage. Mastoiditis can cause an infection in the brain, but nowadays it is a condition that is well controlled and easy to cure, so it rarely causes any major problems.

Any dog can have a seizure.

Abdominal seizures occur in your gastrointestinal system, with symptoms surfacing on a regular basis. Such symptoms can interfere with everyday life. Abdominal seizures are characterized by recurring attacks of extreme pain, bloating, nausea, abdominal twitching and gas. Abdominal seizures are rare, and the symptoms can be misinterpreted for other gastrointestinal problems. Abdominal seizures are also referred to as abdominal epilepsy and autonomic seizures. Abdominal seizures are often related to brain seizures. Therefore, your doctor will use an electrocephalogram (ECG) to monitor your brain activity while you have abdominal seizure symptoms in order to make a proper diagnosis.

Yes helium can cause seizures i was sucking helium and i got dizzy started drooling and blacked out.

A clonic copies as in the case of a clone. A clonic indicates that the object is not an original and has been copied or duplicated. A clonic is not the same as the original and there is always differences in the original and what has been copied. The root word of clonic is clone which means that an item has been duplicated or made from an original copy.

Yes. Anyone can have seizures in their life. They could have one and never have one again. For someone to have epilepsy, they have to have recurring seizures.

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