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Unexpected dizziness loss of vision and no control of body

Hello, I am 14 years old and a female. 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. My parents sat it could be possibly because of dehydration but i feel like that is not the case because prior to that happening I already drank two sports drinks. So i was just wondering if you all had any ideas what happened and if i need to actually see a doctor because this has been occurring for about three months now. Thank you in advance!
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363281 tn?1643235611
If you have not done so, see a neurologist, it could be a form of epilepsy, there are many versions of it, yours could be Temporal Lobe Epilepsy, the symptoms are similar to what you described.

Please have this looked into as soon as possible.
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Absolutely see a doctor. It could be lots of different things , including unknown anxiety
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