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a brain conditionwill causeintractable seizures
a rare neurological conditioncausesstrokelike seizures
which involves removing half of the brain of a childto preventuntreatable seizures
Dravet syndrome , a conditioncausesconvulsive seizures
a brain disordercausesconvulsive seizures
subconscious mental activity , not abnormal electrical activity in the brain(passive) are caused byPsychogenic seizures
an underlying conditioncausingMyoclonic seizures
Can xylene ( xylolprovokeconvulsive seizures
clozapine by itselftriggeredconvulsive seizures
subconscious thoughts , emotions or ' stress ' , not abnormal electrical activity in the brain(passive) are caused byPsychogenic seizures
abnormal electrical changes in the brain(passive) caused bypsychogenic seizures
him seeis causingfrequent breakthrough seizures
a large area of the brainis causingintractable seizures
the very brain activity we foundto causenonconvulsive seizures
Anoic brain injurycan causemyoclonic seizures
an insular brain tumor(passive) caused byintractable seizures
the left hemisphere of his brain ... to helppreventconvulsive seizures
called Selenium DeficiencyTriggeringIntractable Seizures
Carcinogenesis Selenium DeficiencyTriggeringIntractable Seizures
Ramaekers VT , Calomme M , Vanden Berghe D , Makropoulos W. Selenium deficiencytriggeringintractable seizures
Retin A. No sudden discontinuation of antiepileptic therapy should be undertakenmay leadto breakthrough seizures
AB - This case discusses the pharmacokinetic interaction between phenytoin and ginkgo bilobaresultingin breakthrough seizures
that you do not stop taking your medications suddenlycan resultin breakthrough seizures
LGS and Dravet syndrome(passive) caused byintractable seizures
reach their lowest level around the time of deliverymight resultin breakthrough seizures
Another medical condition overlapscausingseizures to breakthrough
Excessive stresscan causebreakthrough seizures
psychological stress(passive) are caused byPsychogenic seizures
SleepinessLightheadednessFatigueLack of coordinationWeight gainRapid back and forth eyeball movementsIncreased risk of suicidal thinking and behaviorLamotrigineCommon brand name : LamictalIt is not knownhow preventsconvulsive seizures
NauseaAppetite lossVomitingFatigueLightheadednessDrowsinessHeadacheMuscle painRashChange in urine colorIncreased risk of suicidal thinking and behaviorpreventsconvulsive seizures
221 - 223 ( 10 ) Selenium DeficiencyTriggeringIntractable Seizures
Ginkgo biloba , phenytoin , CYP2C19 N2 - This case discusses the pharmacokinetic interaction between phenytoin and ginkgo bilobaresultingin breakthrough seizures
Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain ... any changes in the patient 's braincauseconvulsive seizures
NeurontinThe mechanism by whichpreventsconvulsive seizures
LamictalThe mechanism by whichpreventsconvulsive seizures
people with epilepsy require alternative AED regimensto preventbreakthrough seizures
wherever we take away fifty percent the brainto preventintractable seizures
an abnormality affecting most or the entire brain , and atonic seizures(passive) caused byconvulsive seizures
the impact of thoughts and feelings on the way that the brain works(passive) caused bypsychogenic seizures
a structural CNS lesion such as a brain tumour , vascular malformation , or brain abscess(passive) caused by Seizures
quick twitching of the arms and legscan causequick twitching of the arms and legs
in sudden brief jerks or twitches of the arms and legs.2 Tonic - clonic seizuresresultin sudden brief jerks or twitches of the arms and legs.2 Tonic - clonic seizures
in death in infancyresultingin death in infancy
to an early deathleadingto an early death
jerks of the upper body , arms or legscausejerks of the upper body , arms or legs
a sudden loss of muscle tone myoclonic seizures , which are brief involuntary jerks infantile seizures , which occur in clusters in babies , usually beginning at 6 months of agecausea sudden loss of muscle tone myoclonic seizures , which are brief involuntary jerks infantile seizures , which occur in clusters in babies , usually beginning at 6 months of age
AnswerHi Sharon , Usually " drop attacks(passive) are caused byAnswerHi Sharon , Usually " drop attacks
spontaneous fast twitches in the arms and legscausespontaneous fast twitches in the arms and legs
the upper body , arms and legs to jerk and twitchcausethe upper body , arms and legs to jerk and twitch
to loss of muscle control and can make the patient fall down abruptlyleadto loss of muscle control and can make the patient fall down abruptly
a loss of muscle control causing victims to collapse or fallcausea loss of muscle control causing victims to collapse or fall
a loss of muscle control and may cause the patient to fall downcausea loss of muscle control and may cause the patient to fall down
unexpected loss of muscle tone , usually in the arms and legscauseunexpected loss of muscle tone , usually in the arms and legs
sudden , brief , muscle spasmscausesudden , brief , muscle spasms
brain injurycausebrain injury
permanent damage or deathcausingpermanent damage or death
to the full brain being damaged and deathwould ... leadto the full brain being damaged and death
in dangerous drop attacks with risks of injury and impairmentresultin dangerous drop attacks with risks of injury and impairment
sudden jerks or twitches ... especially in the upper body , arms , or legscausesudden jerks or twitches ... especially in the upper body , arms , or legs
to loss of muscle control within the patients ’ bodies making them collapse or fallleadto loss of muscle control within the patients ’ bodies making them collapse or fall
abnormal movements on both sides of the body at the same time they occur in a variety of epilepsy syndromes that havecauseabnormal movements on both sides of the body at the same time they occur in a variety of epilepsy syndromes that have
twitches , jerks , and sporadic muscle movements in the upper body , arms and legscausetwitches , jerks , and sporadic muscle movements in the upper body , arms and legs
within the brain itself ... from sympathetic seizures , which had external causesoriginatedwithin the brain itself ... from sympathetic seizures , which had external causes
to blindness dementia , and finally deatheventually leadingto blindness dementia , and finally death
to death Simparica side effectsleadto death Simparica side effects
all the muscles in the body to relax suddenlycausesall the muscles in the body to relax suddenly
abnormal movements on both sides of the body at the same time resulting in a jerk of the shoulders and arms or a drop of the headcauseabnormal movements on both sides of the body at the same time resulting in a jerk of the shoulders and arms or a drop of the head
from right temporal lobeoriginatingfrom right temporal lobe
symptoms like falling usually not associated with loss of consciousnesscausesymptoms like falling usually not associated with loss of consciousness
very brief jerky movements , usually of the upper body , without loss of consciousnesscausevery brief jerky movements , usually of the upper body , without loss of consciousness
your arms and legs to twitch on both sides of your body Tonic - clonic seizures can go on for a long time , sometimes up to 20 minutescan causeyour arms and legs to twitch on both sides of your body Tonic - clonic seizures can go on for a long time , sometimes up to 20 minutes
from suboptimal antiepileptic drug ( AED ) dosing during the titration period , as well as adverse events resulting from rapid AED titrationresultingfrom suboptimal antiepileptic drug ( AED ) dosing during the titration period , as well as adverse events resulting from rapid AED titration
to sudden death due to cardiorespiratory failuremight leadto sudden death due to cardiorespiratory failure
harm or even death for the epileptic patientcan causeharm or even death for the epileptic patient
symptoms and signs of disability(passive) caused bysymptoms and signs of disability
outside the temporal lobescan originateoutside the temporal lobes
significant injurycan causesignificant injury
in what experts generally refer to as drop attacks , in which an individual suddenly collapses or is thrown to the groundmay resultin what experts generally refer to as drop attacks , in which an individual suddenly collapses or is thrown to the ground
in the frontal lobe AU - Takayamaoriginatingin the frontal lobe AU - Takayama
jolts or jerks of the abdominal area , arms , or legscausejolts or jerks of the abdominal area , arms , or legs