My husband is very supportive, but it is difficult for him to understand exactly what's going on, particularly without a diagnosis. I am definitely going to look at cognitive thought exercises as either way, it's not going to hurt me to have good techniques like that! One is the neurologist (however being in New Zealand, if you don't have health insurance, it's still free, it just takes a little longer, so I may be waiting around a month to have response from them), as well as the anxiety route. I went and saw the Dr yesterday and he is going down two routes until we get a firm answer on either.
I'm on nothing more than contraception meds at the moment, although have in the past been on anti-depressants.
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I hope you have a good support group and this site is full of people who care as well. I know things out of our control are frightening. Keep plugging along, don't feel that you're going insane. If you stick to it you will see results and it may help on side effects if you are prescribed meds by your Drs. He got me into cognitive thought exercises which is nothing more than training yourself to look at the bright side, distance youself from negative people and places and proper breathing techniques. I'm sure it was caused by job/marriage stress and med side effects to name a couple reasons. Those things are as bad as a siezure as far as I'm concerned. A few years back I was seeing a pharma-psychologist as I was becoming depressed and had a full blown panic attack. Take a few deep breaths and control your exhale as slowly as possible. Anyhow, I try to fight them off by finding a quiet place, focusing on something like reading a book, web-surfing etc. I've switched back to Brand name and hope that they cease. and sometimes u have to be pushy with drs these days, tell them to run tests cat,pet,mri etc.Īre you currently on any meds? I started having auras again after at least 5 years without and it looks as though it's related to a med switch from Brand name to Generic.
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feel free to message me if u have any other questions ill help u as best as i could. although i highly suggest u see a neurologist and a psychologist would help for the anxiety. as for the deja vu i also experiance that when i have alot of auros, that is very comon with seizures yet im not a neurologist so dont quote me on this. a majority of what u say sounds alot like a anxiety/depression disorder, i have those same symptoms when im worked up or very stressed. Hello my friend, i thought id give u my opinion on this. I'm getting to the point where I am so over the whole thing and starting to think that I'm losing my mind, and also that this will never stop.ĭoes anyone have a similar thing happening, particularly with the brain 'jolts'?Īny help would be really appreciated, I don't know how much longer I can keep feeling like I'm losing the plot! I initially thought there was something wrong with my heart (as the panic attacks initially started with severe heart palpitations), however these have stopped, and after doing an ECG, EEG, and a holter test, nothing wrong at all. Then, through the rest of the day, I have extremely brief (less than half a second) deja vu flashes, that actually feel like my brain jolts somehow. I usually have the worst ones in the morning, and lead to what I thought was a panic attack. Over the last few months I have started having these very brief episodes of intense deja vu/flashbacks, and have realised that they mostly revolve around dreams I've had. We expect him to be in hospital for some time.I'm very new to thinking that I possibly have simple partial seizures, however after looking through many posts here, it could possibly explain my symptoms. Smith added on Sunday evening: "There's no change from this morning.
Now it's just a matter of waiting and seeing."
They put you in a coma to get the swelling to go down. "He's in intensive care, he's in an induced coma and he is resting and being looked after by the experts. Smith said on Sunday: "I spoke to one of the doctors this morning and he said there is a bleeding of the brain. VIDEO: The moment Chris Eubank Snr stepped in to warn his son I obviously wish Nick and his family love and prayers as he is cared for in hospital.”Įubank Snr dramatically stepped in during the fight, warning his son to stop any further head shots amid concern that the referee was not stopping the fight.īlackwell was carried out on a stretcher and taken immediately to hospital, where he is set to remain for the near future, according to British Boxing Board of Control general secretary Robert Smith. "It was a real sense of deja vu as the story unfolded. “It was a very sad thing to see Nick hurt at the end and then to hear what has happened to him after the fight.
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