Seizure baby videos
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Hi all,
I noticed 4 days ago that my 5 months old son sometimes shakes his head with his eyes rolling back. It occurs 7 to 9 times everyday, and lasts for 1 - 2 seconds every time. Mostly this happens when he is sleepy. Other than this abnormal behaviors, his other behaviors such as eating and playing are quite normal.
We visited a family doctor yesterday, and showed her our recorded videos of my baby's shaking-head behavior.
My son is born at 32 weeks had subependymal hemorrhage diagnosed at 4weeks, in NICU for 4 weeks, did well after and never had seizure in the past. Recently had high grade fever 39.8C for 48h, given regular Tylenol which reduces the fever. Last fever was at 5pm and have not recurred since. There’s no specific source for the fever, such as cough, rhinorrhea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Ears look normal.
Hi. If your observation is that your son has a seizure "everytime" he eats, it would be safe to say it's a trigger.
Have you taken a video of the seizure activity? Has anyone taken a look down his throat? Perhaps he should see an Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist. That's where I would take him. Does it seem to make a difference if he's eating hot or cold foods?
Does drinking liquids bring on the seizure? Or just solid foods?
This is my second baby & i still decided to watch videos & I'm even more terrified of the with 3 weeks & 5 days to go!
Are you sure she's not dreaming? Dogs DO dream, and some of them actually RUN in their sleep! They can also be sound asleep with their eyes open. It's pretty unlikely that she's only having seizures when she's asleep, if she was prone to a seizure disorder she certainly would have had at least ONE while she was awake. The odds against her never having a seizure while awake but always having them while sleeping are staggering.
Soo everyone has been telling me not to watch labor videos because it's going to freak me out but I just watched one and honestly it made me cry it was so beautiful I'm 38weeks+3days and I'm just waiting for my baby girl to get here so I can experience something so amazing
I am 17 and pregnant (please dont judge me) but in my school they are making me got to a class by myself in a office room to sit there and watch videos of.girls giving birth.....ik its not gonna be easy and its gonna hurt BUT i was planning to just go with it when time came since i dont want to be super scared and belive my labor will be like everyone elses (just because everyone is different) ....now i am watching these videos i am seriously getting freaked out...its not like these.
but today at my birthing class they were showing us a bunch of videos of real women giving birth and now im even more scared! instead of helping me and making me feel better about giving birth like it literally has scared the **** out of me. My pregnancy was planned so of course i knew what i was getting into. well i thought i knew what i was getting into lol.
The EEG showed extra activity on one side of his brain. The Neurologist said that it indicates seizure possiblilities. His behavior has seemed to change since the last seizure. We can't figure it out. Any ideas of things we should do from here.
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So i was curious and started watching videos of childbirth and i am surprised at the amount of pain women seem to be going through, despite the fact so many women go thru it. Obviously is is extremely painful but i am a first time mom and i really want to know what to expect. i know i can do it, i am pretty good with pain and staying calm in painful situations, but i dont want anyone to sugar coat it.. can anyone share their experiences about the worst part of childbirth??
The recent episode that you have described could well be an atonic seizure. In an atonic seizure, all the body muscles lose their tone. Had your son been older and sitting or standing, he would have fallen on the spot. The neck muscles lost tone. But the eyes were turned to left as this is a normal "doll's eye" reflex.
You should convey this information to the pediatrician.
Atonic seizures may continue for a few years. You will have to watch for further episodes.
Today after watching a couple college softball videos on my computer i got up to go get a drink of water. When i got up my whole entire vision went completely black and my body started shaking. It was not shaking like i was having a seizure it was shaking in different places at different times. Like my arm would start shaking and then my leg would. After about 30 seconds of this happening my body lost balance and i fell to the ground.
Hey been pretty used to LO movements now and her patterns of wake and sleep, but just recently I've notice these really rapid motions like the baby is spasming or having a seizure, last for about 5 seconds and often repeats. not sure if it's normal or if anyone else has this sensation? I'm pretty sure it's not my uterus...
Does anyone else watch any labor and delivery videos and get freaked out....
Here where I live, there's a pregnancy resource center (sort of like a free clinic for pregnant women). They have a program called "earn while you learn" where you watch videos about pregnancy and other things pregnancy related. You have to do worksheets with the videos and you have hw also. They give you what's called "baby bucks" to spend on stuff donated to them. A crib was 10 baby bucks. Maybe they have something like that where you are.
Then I would bring to your parents attention the symptoms you have been showing and if they need to know how serious bipolar is there are many videos and tons of information out there.
You can approach your parents first and tell them what symptoms you have been showing. If you want to open up on here and let us know what is going on then you may get some good information and feedback to get you started.
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