Let's talk about seizures
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Let's talk about seizures
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What Are Seizures? Causes, Symptoms & Treatment | Dr. Amol Mahajani
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What Are Seizures? Causes, Symptoms & Treatment | Dr. Amol Mahajani
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Understanding Seizures: Symptoms, Treatment & What to Do
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Understanding Seizures: Symptoms, Treatment & What to Do
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All About Headache and Seizure
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All About Headache and Seizure
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Why you should NEVER hold someone having a seizure 🚫| Dr. Arif Khan #medicaltips #epilepsy
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Why you should NEVER hold someone having a seizure 🚫| Dr. Arif Khan #medicaltips #epilepsy
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Top Tips for Recognizing Infant Seizures
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Top Tips for Recognizing Infant Seizures
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YouTubeMedscape
Seizures vs Epilepsy: What’s the Difference?
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Seizures vs Epilepsy: What’s the Difference?
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YouTubeMax Healthcare
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Why you should never put a spoon in a seizing person's mouth 🥄 #seizureawareness #safety #doctor
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YouTubeDr Arif Khan
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What you need to know about strobe lights | Dr. Arif Khan #epilepsy #medical #education
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Pediatric epilepsy- new hope in diagnosis and treatment
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Brain fluid backflow can trigger seizures
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#seizure #epilepsy #journey #partials #foruyou | epilepsia
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TikTokokestory
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This is how I activate my daughter’s Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS) during a seizure. The device sends a signal to help interrupt the seizure activity. Per her neurologist-approved care plan, I can swipe again if it doesn’t ease after 1 minute. Her body may still shake a little, but the seizure is mostly over. Always follow your medical team’s guidance #nurse #medical #epilepsy #specialneedsmom #momsoftiktok
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TikTok_bodiedbybri
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Non Epileptic does not mean not real. Those with non epileptic seizures are not pretending to have epilepsy we have a seizure disorder caused by something other than the electrical activity in the brain. Personally mine being caused by the misfiring of messages through the nerves. I’ve had airway tubes put in because I can’t breathe during some of my seizures, I am not faking. #fnd #fndawareness #posturalorthostatictachycardiasyndrome #potssyndrome #iih #ibs #endometriosis #seizure #tics
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TikTokchronicallymarshy
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Understanding Seizures: Symptoms, Types, and Awareness
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TikTokabisayre
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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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TikTokdrjoe_md
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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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Shehrbano Updates: Small Business Awareness & Police Seizure Protocols
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TikTokshehrbano900
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Passing out can happen for many different reasons! Some of the more common causes include: 🩸 Syncope (fainting): The most common cause of passing out. This happens when blood flow to the brain temporarily decreases, often due to dehydration, standing for long periods, pain, emotional stress or a vasovagal episode. ⚡ Seizures: Abnormal electrical activity in the brain can cause a sudden loss of consciousness. Depending on the type of seizure, this may be accompanied by stiffening, rhythmic jerki
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Febrile Seizures: Symptoms, Causes, and What Parents Should Do
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