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Always have enough sleep

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WHERE DO SEIZURES HAPPEN IN THE BRAIN?
Seizures can occur in any part of the brain. The person’s symptoms will vary with the part of the brain where the seizure occurs. If the seizure occurs in the part of the brain that controls arm movement, then the seizure may consist of thrashing arm movements. If the seizure occurs in the part of the brain responsible for sensation, then the seizure may include an unusual feeling like pins and needles.

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Avoid stress. It increases the chances of those with ‎epilepsy ‎having recurrent seizures

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Epilepsy myths & facts

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Your achievements and dreams

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Good morning and welcome to a new week.
Do have a happy week ahead.

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Happy Sunday NL

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WHAT TRIGGERS A SEIZURE?
There is often no apparent reason why a seizure occurs at one time and not at another. However, some people with epilepsy find that certain triggers make a seizure more likely. These are not the cause of epilepsy but may trigger a seizure on some occasions.
Common Seizure Triggers include:
• Missed medications
• Extreme heat
• Illness (such as cold, high fever, infection)
• Stress or anxiety.
• Some medicines such as antidepressants, antipsychotic medication
• Lack of sleep, or tiredness.
• Irregular meals (or skipping meals) which may cause a low blood sugar level.
• Heavy alcohol intake or using street drugs.
• Flickering lights such as from strobe lighting or video games.
• Female hormone fluctuation
Individuals with seizures should limit their exposure to these triggers. And more importantly, contact allhealthsoulutions@gmail.com for their medication.

[b]Non-Epileptic Seizure[/b]s (also known as “Pseudo” or Psychogenic seizures)
These seizures are not caused by excessive electrical discharges in the brain, so the person does not have epilepsy,
but seizures due to another cause.
There are many other reasons that can cause a seizure to occur
• High fever in younger children
• Cardiac problems
• Drug overdose/intoxication
• Infectious Disease
• Low-blood sugar
• Stroke
• Lead poisoning
• Head injuries
• Psychological issues/stressors
• Other conditions

See a doctor as soon as possible

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