Aa
i dont know what is going on with me
ok so i am 15 years old; maybe once a year or twice i get this werid attack type thing; im not sure what to call it. but its out of no where most of the time. i start to shake, then i lose vision,and i can't hear anything and fall over and have no control over my body, it last 45 seconds to a minute the vision problems then i regain my vision buts its blurry. i get very light headed and dizzy afterwords and my mouth and tounge go numb for quite a long time. and i feel light headed for a very long time. the first time this happend was 2 years ago; i got up off the couch and then fell over. and my mom started screaming but i didnt hear her, then i simply got up and started laughing for no reason. the second time it happend was ither last year or very early this year, i was standing in the bathroom doing my hair with my step mom and i just dropped the bruch and started screaming bc i couldnt see or move anything she carried me into my room and gave me gatorade and i felt better. the third time was tonight, i got outof bed to go pee i got to the door and tryed to move the fan i dont even recall anything other than shaking fruryously and have a tight grip on the fan. then i got up and felt very light headed, and my mouth was comepletly numb and has been for aout 20 minutes now. im afraid these could be really dangourse and idk what it is. any help?
The possiblity of Petit Mal (Minor seizures) is a distint possiblity.Do not worry, this can be well controlled and treated.Do consult your doc.
i think you should definatly book and appointment to go and see your dr and get checked out, you said that gatorade made u better which could mean you suffer from being low on sugar but you definatly need to get yourself checked out
These are symptoms that a doctor really needs to know about and you then need to have a complete physical. It may be that you also need a neurology consult. If you have not already seen a doctor, then you need to see one ASAP. You are getting ready to drive and this is not something you want to have happen when you are behind the wheel of a car.
i also get increased heart rate after words, and numbing in my hands and feet. :s
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