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Black out and Seizures like body shake

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sanjanna39466
sanjanna39466

My husband had a fall in the Bathroom at 5AM today. His body was shaking like seizure. He had bitten his tongue. 

MRI, Blood Test, EEG all came normal. No significant issue all normal. The only thing was his blood pressure was low, pressure was checked after 20 to 30 mins after the episode of body shake. 

He had cough, phlegm couple of days now. 

Now he is back to normal. he is been advised to take levipil 500 three times a day for 3 months.

What could be wrong here? Any one. Please adivce?

Thanks!

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  • vinal_53938
    vinal_53938 sanjanna39466

    Posted

    Hi my brother had same thing there is hospital call miot it's in fiji and Chennai or you can call me will advise the process 006421903754 thanks

    • sanjanna39466
      sanjanna39466 vinal_53938

      Posted

      Hi.  Can you please explain what happened and how is he doing? What is the treatment he went through or going through?

      Thanks!

  • vinal_53938
    vinal_53938 sanjanna39466

    Posted

    Hi my brother had same thing there is hospital call miot it's in fiji and Chennai or you can call me will advise the process 006421903754 thanks

  • vinal_53938
    vinal_53938 sanjanna39466

    Posted

    Hi he had seizures when he was 7 year old know his 31 . Nothing was sawing up in all the test he went through finally we found this hospital call miot and he got sorted without any surgery .he used to get seizures almost every week even sometime every day he just came from his treatment last year December and his all good.
  • krystal31288
    krystal31288 sanjanna39466

    Posted

    I’m not sure if a seizure would show up on en eeg after 30 mins. That’s a question for a neurologist. I’ve had several and none ever show up because o thought they need be be caught in real time. Don’t quote me and it could be different kinds of seizures. I’d ask a neurologist. 
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