Hi,
How are you? I agree with Kristel that the best thing to do at this point is to see your doctor or neurologist and have proper evaluation. A complete neurological examination and diagnostic tests such as EEG may help rule this out. Seizure disorders may have many possible causes/ triggers and occurs when there is a disturbance to the normal pattern of neuron activity in the brain. This includes brain tumors, alcoholism, heart attack, and other conditions that deprive the brain of oxygen and even from stress,anxiety, hormones, lack of sleep, alcohol,smoking and caffeine. Take care and do keep us posted.
As for bruises, yes, I have a few them in weird places.. So I took a hard fall of some sort.
Before I fell, I felt a strong urge to throw up then the last thing i remember is a strong rush of heat going through my body. Then I woke up on the floor feeling like i was shaking, not a cold shake, like a jerking shaking. But i was thinking today it could of just been my body hitting the floor that woke me up. Then I again got up and about 10 seconds later i woke up on the floor again with the same feeling that i was shaking. The whole thing could of last more than 30 seconds between both falls.
After the second fall I felt 100% better, similar to how when you have to throw up and finally finishing throwing up.. you feel relieved. That was how i felt. I got ready for work and went on with my day normally. .The rest of the day I was a little tired but nothing out of the ordinary after sleeping all that time after a long night.
That last paragraph... I hope your "NOT" having them :) - OOPS!
Hi Mike,
If this could have been a seizure it is recommended that you see a doctor. Now, did you get up with any bumps, bruises or bitten tongue?
Sleep deprivation can provoke seizures. Feeling like you were going to "puke" is a little concerning. Could you have eaten bad food and had a bad reaction? If you don't think so, taking the time to get checked by your doctor wouldn't be a bad idea. You want to make sure your heart is OK :)
If you remember the shaking - this is a little confusing, because typically you won't remember shaking or jerking with a seizure if you lose consiousness. When you say shaking, what do you mean? Shaking like cold without chills, or nervous shake?
I have partial sensory seizures and I do shake after them, but I don't lose consiousness. Did you have any other symptoms before? Tingling, numbness, taste or smell, ringing or humming, pain, vision issues, vertigo, etc.... What did you feel like the rest of the day?
I hope your feeling better. I'm sure this scared you and I know when I had my first seizure I was scared out of my mind. Came out of the blue at 39 years old. I hope your now having them. I would definately get a check up if you have not had one recently and discuss this with your doctor. Take care, Kristel