Originally Posted by
tb-av
I was just informed of someone close to me that has symptoms that the doctors can't seem to pinpoint.
Lifestyle - Average person but works 7 days a week and has what I would say is moderately high family stress.
Out of the blue the following occurs....
while sitting and usually when tired....
Slumps in chair, arms go limp, legs go limp, speech goes, vision goes blurry. Duration 30 minutes and once in hospital 3 hours until speech restored. Placed in sleep deprivation at hospital to bring it on which did not work but he did go into one of these states while there.
Has headache afterwards.
The best they have come up with is some form of migraine. Anti-seizure meds not working.
No recent trauma.
Any of you doctors ever hear of anything like this? Oh, they say it's not a stroke either. When in the state, the best he can do is lightly squeeze someone's hand when questioned. Mid 40's
His wife is a nurse so relaying a potential medial term should not be an issue. I personally no nothing about medicine.
Thanks
TB
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