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My boyfriend had 2 seizures that where founded in the eeg the doctors did when I took him to the hospital the first seizure or episode he had lasted 15 min and he was sleeping both times when he had the seizure, He was not shaking violently and he was not stiffened up he was shaking and very delusional he did not now who I was and was pushing me around he acted like he was going to get sick i put him on his side right away when he looked at me it was like he was looking right threw me he grabbed
s primary function is to RAPIDLY convey information to FIRST RESPONDERS who are NOT doctors. There are a lot of medical terms that first responders simply are not familiar with, so it is best to keep it simple, include information that will be most likely to be helpful to those folks in light of what they will be seeing and the decisions they will be having to make, and to put more detailed information in your purse/wallet/backpack/glove compartment (i.e.
I am 51 and am very frightened as last week I suffered my first ever seizure. It lasted about 30 seconds and I was just apparently staring glassily at my husband after shaking. I have been told I won't be able to drive for a year. My CT scan was clear though.
I'm asthmatic as well, and at the time of seizure had been in intense pain from a urinary tract infection.
Both times my ivf cycles were converted to iui. Both of them failed. Were any of you poor responders or have ivf cycles like mine that were converted to iui. Did you go on to have better cycles with more follicles. I'm just afraid that 5 is all i'll ever end up with. i could use some encouragement.
Gradually (in the span of a minute or two) I lost the rigidity and my body began to feel normal again. Soon first responders were there and I told them my fear of TIA. They took blood sugar and blood pressure and it was normal. Did the FAST test and it was normal. I went to the ER and they conducted some blood tests and an EKG, everything was normal. Electrolytes, blood sugar, everything normal. Does this sound like a TIA?
You may not even read this comment since it has been 2 years since you posted but I had my first seizure at the age of 52 (late last year) It was diagnosed as a complex partial seizure. I lost conciesness 2 time within a minute. I was unable to speak or see and although I could hear my wife yelling to me, she seemed far away. I came out of it and went into hyperventalation. I was wrung out when it was over. I slept half the time for the next 3 days.
Gradually (in the span of a minute or two) I lost the rigidity and my body began to feel normal again. Soon first responders were there and I told them my fear of TIA. They took blood sugar and blood pressure and it was normal. Did the FAST test and it was normal. I went to the ER and they conducted some blood tests and an EKG, everything was normal. Electrolytes, blood sugar, everything normal. Does this sound like a TIA?
Our 4 year old Aussie just had a first seizure this morning. I have dealt with seizures before in another dog, but the aftermath of this is very different and hard. The jerking and then the stiffness lasted about 5 minutes or so, but when he started to come out of it and relax, he jumped up and started barking fiercely at us like he didn't know us. We got the other dogs out of the room in case of agitation or attack.
without referencing relapsers around 60% nonresponders around 40% theres also null responders partial responders and breakthrough
Vertex hopefully will get approval for their new drug to treat non-responders first. Even so if you watch your diet with no alcohol you should be ok for the regular approval in the next few years.
I am having my first-ever root canal tomorrow, and I'm terrified. Will the procedure hurt? I've never been a fan of shots, but several years ago when having my wisdom teeth removed I went into a seizure as the oral surgeon injected the anesthetic, so I'm really nervous, and I keep hearing horror stories about people accidentally getting painful shots directly into the nerve, and how the procedure itself is extremely painful. I am not currently in any pain.
Having a seizure for the first time is very frightening. I too had a seizure for the first time in 2009. My seizures are complex and some of the symptoms your experiencing may be from a fear of having another seizure. With that said, you should see a Neurologist who specializes and treats epilepsy to make sure these symptoms are not different kinds of seizure or symptoms of epileptic discharges.
Try to keep your blood sugar, stress and sleep patterns stable.
I was looking at some phase 3 results for telaprevir and non responders and it sounds like non reponders who have telaprevir added to int-reb have a 44% success rate. I'm not a real gambler but I dont like those #s. They're better that nothing, true, but still ! lol
If anyone has a somewhat rosier outlook I'm all ears !
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Until last yr wel so they think - i hav a condition called chiari malformation. Mine startd in labour wiv my first. if u wud like 2 know more pls message me bk.
If you were UND along the way but the virus later returned then you relapsed. If you never achieved UND status then you are a non-responder. I'm guessing you relapsed because current futility rules state that non responders are not supposed to stay on tx past 12 weeks. I'm so sorry to hear that you did relapse. If you were UND for a long time it at least may have given your liver a break from the relentless assault of the virus. I hope you can get rid of it the next time around.
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