seizure of books

Death is mostly within an hour of onset. You can check related data in the books or the internet. Take care.

A child psychiatrist put my 15 year old daughter on Zolof for depression and anxiety and Neurontin as a mood stabilizer. When I looked it up, it said it was used as a seizure medicine and sometimes for bipolar but hadn't really been tested much for that. She's never been officially diagnosed with bipolar. She does have angry outbursts a lot over things that shouldn't be that big of a deal. In other words, she overreacts a lot.

Thats what I thought to a seizure but I dont think they can have seizure so little and I was thinking scared by this tome I was just laying there and shake my baby go's

By studying the books you are given in school, not asking random people on a online website!!

Once the seizure is over he has no recollection of it. He is very tired afterwards and complains of a headache. Within a couple of hours he is back to normal, (like nothing has happened). He is a very active young man and is in very good health. Around 4 years ago he got hit on the left hand side of his head with a golf club, which resulted in him having to have stitches in his left eyebrow. He wasn't knocked unconsious and within a couple of hours he was playing again.

Yes that can happen during a seizure although its rare. There are a variety of classes of seizures and some such as temporal lobe epilepsy affect the thought process and causes mental changes rather than physical seizures. Remember a seizure is a disruption in the functioning of the brain. If it occurs in the area of the brain that controls thought rather than motion this can happen.

Anyone know of some really good infertility books? I'm really looking for some to read and plus if anyone knows of any that would be somewhat helpful to my husband. I know they really don't understand it all, but something he could make some sense of. I don't mind if there's a book for us both or seperate his/her books. Anyways, thanks!

I was afraid that might be the case. I guess I'll have to just pester you all for information then !

I'm reading PREGNANCY CHLDBIRTH, AND THE NEWBORN. It's pretty comprehensive....it's got some helpful checklists, etc. in there and doesn't seem to be too biased about some issues the way some of these books can be. Kind of dry reading, but it's been informative for someone like me who has no idea what they're doing. I also ordered THE BABY WHISPERER based on someone else's recommendation. Have not received that one yet.

Up the duff by Kaz Cooke is a great lighthearted read, doesnt scare you with the 'what ifs' like many other books do. And you get a bit of a giggle out of it. Its one to go through week by week.

What books have you read on MS that you would recommend? I am a huge reader and when I got diagnosed I bought some books online.

I guess I am the oddball cuz I am stuck on books like the series from Charlene Harris (True Blood), The Vampire Diaries, Twilight series, anything John Saul and Stephen King and any type of mystery or romance I can get my hands on. I will have to look some of the books up you all mentioned tho..they sound interesting.

When you go to AA you can ask someone thats been there a while for books they have the 12 step book the 24 hour book the big book as domino said and a few more books you can get some of them cost a little but not to much the reading will give you a little more hope that if they done this then I can to hope it works out.

I have that book. Bought it the second i found out i was preggers. its a great pregnancy guide in my opinion.

Or I do like cheesy romance books that seem overrated but are actually good. The only kind of books I don't like are things like fantasy, (I.e harry potter crap).

Im a first time mom wondering if there are any books out there that really helped you guys understand things that are going on?

His EEG is abnormal with no seizure activity. He has a multitude of symptoms but nobody feels they are related to the chiari and nobody can tell me what they are caused from. We're on the search for a chiari specialist and will move wherever we need to in order to find the help for our guy. I appreciate the feedback I got from my earlier question about relocating. It's given me a place to start searching for a pediatric chiari specialist!

Note there is a difference between the cause of a seizure and a trigger. Seizures can be caused by head injury (at any time in your life), diabetes side effects, a high fever as a child or a virus/bacterium like meningitis. Triggers are things like alcohol drinks, flashing lights (like driving a car through shade/shadow or watching window blinds flickering the light from a breeze, or for some people anything raising the adrenaline level. In women, PMS is usually a trigger.

My husband is a type 2 diabetic and is 70 years old. Out of the blue a few months ago he had an episode in the night that I didn't witness but the symptoms were that of a seizure according to the Doctor who saw him in the hospital (he had a fall at the time and had superficial facial wounds) The doctor put him on dilantin and they did an EEG. Then he was taken off the dilantin because the EEG didn't show anythin g.

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