Are these seizures easily detectable by a doctor? I am questioning my six year old daughter. She does zone out frequently and looks all around at times. While i'm trying to talk to her. She shakes her head with her eyes closed for a split second when I think She may be coming out of it because, when she does shake her head with her eyes closed then she opens her eyes and then looks at me in confusion. I just need to know if I go to Her pediatrician, how to describe this so they can try to figure out if she has these type of seizures. Or maybe it's just her age.... 😢 Sometimes, I will be talking to her, and she will look like she is daydreaming in the middle of me talking to her. She seems like she's not paying attention whatsoever. So after i'm talking to her when she does that, zoning out daydreaming. I ask her what I had just said to her. And most of the time, she says she doesn't know. She does it quite frequently. It doesn't last very long, but when it does. I can't tell if it's her just trying to ignore me or just lose focus on what we are talking about. My husband thinks i'm a hypochondriac, thinking she may haveing these seizures. She is 6 years old and she will be seven years in two months. She forgets things all the time. Her memory is horrible. Sometimes, she tells me she is shaking. But I could never feel where the shaking was on her. Except one time, I felt her leg trembling. But every other time she has told me "Mommy I'm shaking." She literally isn't shaking at all physically. Im just a mommy trying to figure things out. I have three other children, and none of them do this. I hope someone can answer my question. God bless you for posting this video. Thank you very much and to all the parents in the comments, Your comments and questions are very helpful. Thank you. ❤️🤗🙏
i knew i had have absence seizures at the age of 9, my parents noticed it early but they didnt buy me medicine because of side effects. im now 13 and my parents want to start giving me medicine because im old enough. even though my friends keep constantly pointing out that i randomly become unresponsive, the seizures doesnt affect my education that much even if it sometimes leave me in very awkward situations :)
Great question! The quick answer is they always lose ability to see. Reason: The seizure is effecting the entire brain including the back of the brain that is responsible for sight. How do we know? Case studies show that during an absence event, a patient is shown various pictures or objects. After the event, the patient is unable to recall what they saw or heard.
I had it when i was younger. When you stare off you lose track time and everything else that happens for few seconds. You dont even on know yourself it happened unless your being monitored by someone
I going a be a 54 years old, and I have absent seizures, and I under Lacmital treatment, but my other terrible problem is migraine, and I don't know which one are the worst 💔💔😓
My Granddaughter has Absence seizures since she was 7 she is 18 now . The dr just put her on folic acid since she is 18. I've read that folic acid can be harmful. Wanted a second option on taking folic acid and taking it long term? Thank you I appreciate any help !!
I suspect my son is having this with out diagnosis. Can you telling me behavior or symptoms your granddaughter was having ? I’m so confused and just wanting answers thank you in advance
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Are these seizures easily detectable by a doctor? I am questioning my six year old daughter. She does zone out frequently and looks all around at times. While i'm trying to talk to her. She shakes her head with her eyes closed for a split second when I think She may be coming out of it because, when she does shake her head with her eyes closed then she opens her eyes and then looks at me in confusion. I just need to know if I go to Her pediatrician, how to describe this so they can try to figure out if she has these type of seizures. Or maybe it's just her age.... 😢 Sometimes, I will be talking to her, and she will look like she is daydreaming in the middle of me talking to her. She seems like she's not paying attention whatsoever. So after i'm talking to her when she does that, zoning out daydreaming. I ask her what I had just said to her. And most of the time, she says she doesn't know. She does it quite frequently. It doesn't last very long, but when it does. I can't tell if it's her just trying to ignore me or just lose focus on what we are talking about. My husband thinks i'm a hypochondriac, thinking she may haveing these seizures. She is 6 years old and she will be seven years in two months.
She forgets things all the time. Her memory is horrible. Sometimes, she tells me she is shaking. But I could never feel where the shaking was on her. Except one time, I felt her leg trembling. But every other time she has told me "Mommy I'm shaking." She literally isn't shaking at all physically. Im just a mommy trying to figure things out. I have three other children, and none of them do this. I hope someone can answer my question. God bless you for posting this video. Thank you very much and to all the parents in the comments, Your comments and questions are very helpful. Thank you.
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i knew i had have absence seizures at the age of 9, my parents noticed it early but they didnt buy me medicine because of side effects. im now 13 and my parents want to start giving me medicine because im old enough. even though my friends keep constantly pointing out that i randomly become unresponsive, the seizures doesnt affect my education that much even if it sometimes leave me in very awkward situations :)
Are they always a blackout or can they just be a period of unresponsoveness and unawareness and still be able to see?
Great question! The quick answer is they always lose ability to see. Reason: The seizure is effecting the entire brain including the back of the brain that is responsible for sight. How do we know? Case studies show that during an absence event, a patient is shown various pictures or objects. After the event, the patient is unable to recall what they saw or heard.
@@GilSolanoREEGT❤❤❤good answer realy same situation
They are not aware when it happens
I had it when i was younger. When you stare off you lose track time and everything else that happens for few seconds. You dont even on know yourself it happened unless your being monitored by someone
My cousin has absence seizure, it happens when he think something, we taken to neurologist but after taking medicine also it is happening, what to do?
Follow your doctors advice!
I going a be a 54 years old, and I have absent seizures, and I under Lacmital treatment, but my other terrible problem is migraine, and I don't know which one are the worst 💔💔😓
I’m so sorry to hear that, Maria! How ping have you had absence seizures? Do you have JME as well?
@@GilSolanoREEGT I don't remember since what I been having absent seizures, more than 15years
My Granddaughter has Absence seizures since she was 7 she is 18 now . The dr just put her on folic acid since she is 18. I've read that folic acid can be harmful. Wanted a second option on taking folic acid and taking it long term? Thank you I appreciate any help !!
I suspect my son is having this with out diagnosis. Can you telling me behavior or symptoms your granddaughter was having ? I’m so confused and just wanting answers thank you in advance
Folic acid is a normal over the counter supplement, safe enough to be taken while pregnant.
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Which is the best effective medicine in this problem
Medication is covered in the video! :)
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Yep are just like my real brother
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Do you have to be autistic to have absence seizures?
No. I'm curious where you heard that.
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