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Replying to @reeree Why do seizures start months after a stroke? The stroke leaves a scar on the cortex and the damaged cells around its edge stay irritable for months. About 1 in 10 stroke survivors develops epilepsy. When @Dr Pasky | Neurologist seizures come back in someone who was stable, look for the trigger first: missed doses, infection, dehydration, poor sleep. #Neurointerpret #StrokeRecovery #Seizures #Epilepsy
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Living with epilepsy is always full of fear, because you never know when a seizure might strike. Here, you see me having a generalized seizure. There were no warning signs before it—just sudden onset, completely out of my control. Thank you, my family ❤️ This is what I'm going through during a full-body epileptic seizure. It's a reality I face every day, filled with immense fear because I never get any advance notice. Thank God I have my family. ❤️ #Epilepsy #PTSD #DomesticViolenceAwareness #Sur
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Warning ⚠️ real footage of a grandmal seizure. I suffer from grand mal left temporal lobe epilepsy. I get clusters and lose consciousness and can stop breathing. I want to spread #epilepsyawareness and show people what a #grandmalseizure looks like so they can know the signs to look for and how to help the patient. I am lucky to have my boyfriend by my side every time I seize. My neurologist specialists says they are so bad that he doesn’t know which seizure will be too fatal and I might not wak
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Seizures and convulsive syncope are both neurological events that can present with similar symptoms, but they have distinct causes and characteristics. A seizure is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain, potentially causing changes in behavior, movements, feelings, and levels of consciousness. It can occur due to various neurological conditions like epilepsy. Convulsive syncope refers to a transient loss of consciousness (fainting) accompanied by convulsive movements, often
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