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17 times. When she faints her eyes roll in the back of her head, the longest she was out was 5 mins Friday and 6 mins Sat. She also had a gastric emptying scan done in Aug. and it came back saying there was a delay of emptying of 7 hours. And now her OB/GYN found something on her ovary so she will have an laproscopy done on the 18th of Sept. We have done a Ct scan on brain for the fainting and it was normal, her doctor is going to send her to a neurologists to do a EEG.
My 14 yr old daughter has been having episodes for 2 yrs now where her eyes roll back in her head, she arms shake and her head nods back and forthand she is unresponsive. She has seen a neurologoist, cardiologist and they diagnosed her with vasal vaga syncopy. I try to tell them this is more than fainting spells, but they have never seen it happen, so they say she is just fainting. I captured it on video a few days ago to show the neurologist. She is also bipolar and on medication for that.
but i have anemia and serious fainting spells where i feel woozy to and i sit then most of the time after that i donno wut hit me cuz im also out like a light and on the ground , i apparently convulse and my eyes roll back in my head and when i went to get tested for epilepcy i apparently had negative tests for that even i donno wut causes my fainting spells but that how i get to very woozy.... then out and dont realize wut happened till someone is trying to wake me out of it ....
The main issue with sleeping on your back comes into play as your uterus grows and gets heavy. You have an artery that runs through that area and the pressure from your uterus can cause constriction. What I did was put a big pillow behind me so that if I tried to roll back onto my back, that would catch me and I'd never end up on my back.
If I just faint, I can still hear voices around me, and my hearing is just fine, but it feels like my brain shuts down, and the body looses connection,and I loose ability to be able to wake up or snap out of it, and then it feels like my body reboots, and it finally passes, and i come back, but a few times i have ended up having my eyes roll int he back of my head and my right side of my body would start shaking, uncontrollably.
I had one the other day. Not sure if it will happen again. But i heard once uou faint it will happen again. When i fainted theyncalled 911.
I am 18 years old, and i keep fainting. I first fainted in the shower after not having anything to eat or drink all day, which i know is my fault. However, i have continued to faint every day since which has been about 10 days in a row. I had paramedics called out to me and had tests done like blood, egg and blood pressure. My blood was fine, i have a very fast blood rate and low blood pressure.
So, I'm 16 years old and I faint. I usually get dizzy, my vission goes blurry then dark and I studder my words when the "attack" is happening, then I fall to the floor.. This happened once over the summer and it felt as if my head kept banging against the floor. I could see out of the top of my eyes as if i was looking up. Weird thing is, I felt as if i was thinking but I couldn't move or talk or move my eyes.. The "attack" lasted about a minute and I could get up.
Anybody's else's newborn roll their eyes in the back of their head ?! My Babygirl will be two weeks on weds & she's been doing it a lot ! We were at the hospital for three days they did blood tests urine test n an EEG scan on her brain to make sure it wasn't seizures . Everything came back normal but it is sooooo scary !!! Even the doctors were telling me its odd but couldn't tell me what it could be .
t felt a little better got up walked back to my bed, before I got there my eyes blacked out again and I fainted. As soon as I hit the floor I regained consciousness. Went back in bed with really bad cold sweats and feeling dizzy. The next day I didn't go to the doctor but I went to my local pharmacy and took my blood pressure and It was 132-90 usually its 120/80.
I was later told that I was found between the tub and the toilet(no where I sat),with my eyes open and unconscious. I remember flashes of events and I remember telling that I am fine but I was not able to be fully conscious. It lasted for about 15-20 minutes. I was told that sprinkling water and slapping my face made no effect on me.What could be the reason.I am 28 year old female and had experienced nothing like this before.Can a low pressure cause this?
said that he would have had to go unconscious, eyes roll back, lasts longer, usually will pee on themselves, etc.. which he did none of) We have no history of any sort of neurological disorders in the family. I am unsettled because being the mom of energetic boys, I have seen them spin around and play hard and never have I seen one of them shake. Could there be some other underlying issue that can cause this behavior?
I sort of know I'm going to faint/blackout as I start to sweat and get a severe headache, the headache feels like a preaxure that has built up and the only way my body can relieve it is by "Fainting/Blacking Out".
t felt a little better got up walked back to my bed, before I got there my eyes blacked out again and I fainted.
As soon as I hit the floor I regained consciousness. Went back in bed with really bad cold sweats and feeling dizzy. The next day I didn't go to the doctor but I went to my local pharmacy and took my blood pressure and It was 132-90 usually its 120/80.
Yes the baby will be just fine (: It's not recommended because of poor circulation, but if you happen to roll on your back once in awhile it's not a big deal. You can also try placing pillows at your side/by your back so you don't roll over.
Hi there, my son (15 mo) just started doing this today, head rolls back, eyes roll back and then he's done - looks very odd, he did it 3x today. Dr called it tonic neck movement but I'm worried it is something else. The plan is to wait to see if he keeps doing it and then get an EEG... wondering if you found any answers.
It started out as migraines, pain between my eyes, fainting and waking up on the floor then excruciating pain behind my eyes, I ignored it. What landed me in the hospital was blurred vision, everything was moving in a blur, walls, etc. A fever of 103, convulsions, and the worst pain in my head that I couldn't pinpoint where it was.
So, I'm 16 years old and I faint. I usually get dizzy, my vission goes blurry then dark and I studder my words when the "attack" is happening, then I fall to the floor.. This happened once over the summer and it felt as if my head kept banging against the floor. I could see out of the top of my eyes as if i was looking up. Weird thing is, I felt as if i was thinking but I couldn't move or talk or move my eyes.. The "attack" lasted about a minute and I could get up.
t felt a little better got up walked back to my bed, before I got there my eyes blacked out again and I fainted. As soon as I hit the floor I regained consciousness. Went back in bed with really bad cold sweats and feeling dizzy. The next day I didn't go to the doctor but I went to my local pharmacy and took my blood pressure and It was 132-90 usually its 120/80.
Hi, i know that the posts are old, i would like to know how the kids are going, those who were rolling eyes back, my baby is 19 months old, she started rollying her eyes back twice a day, when i hold her, not sick, she started doing it 3 days ago, she had a tiny mini pimple On tha upper eyelashes, and now the pimple is gone, but i don’t know why she still roll her eyes for few seconds, twice a day,
My daughter has suffered from fainting and seizures within the last year, now her pupils will dialate unevenly or become unresponsive when moving from a well lit room to a dimly lit room. Her pupils will be very large in bright lights and one will be different from the other. She comes up clear on a recent CTA of the brain. We are pending a MRI 6/4, but I thought I'd ask.
She also complains that when she moves her eyes up, down, side to side it causes pain.
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