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Results 1 - 10 of 49 for Thinking seizures
  1. ... slightly low. More severe symptoms, such as unclear thinking or seizure, may occur when the blood sugar is much ...
  2. ... difficult to understand, does not make sense) Problems thinking straight Seizures (jerking your arms or legs without control) Changes ...
  3. ... the seizure, the person is usually: Wide awake Thinking clearly Unaware of the seizure Specific symptoms of typical absence seizures may include: ...
  4. ... difficult to understand, does not make sense) Problems thinking straight or feeling foggy Seizures (jerking arms or legs without control) Changes in ...
  5. ... twitching and cramping NERVOUS SYSTEM Abnormal movements Confused thinking , poor judgment and agitation (psychosis when extreme) Convulsions (seizures) Dizziness Fever Headache Irritability, restlessness Sweating Trouble sleeping ...
  6. ... stop Poisoning or overdose of drug or alcohol Seizures If you are thinking about hurting yourself or others, call or text ...
  7. ... include: Bone pain and fractures Cognitive impairment (decreased thinking ability) Easy bruising Enlarged spleen Enlarged liver Fatigue Heart valve problems Lung disease (rare) Seizures Severe swelling at birth Skin changes
  8. ... in the toes, feet, or legs Problems with thinking, such as confusion or poor concentration Mental problems, such as depression or irritability Headache, seizures , or stiff neck Loss of bladder control ( incontinence ) ...
  9. ... body temperature and skin flushing Memory loss, problems thinking ... Sleep problems Kidney damage Problems breathing Death People ...
  10. ... may be changes in the person's pupil size, thinking ability, coordination, and reflexes. Tests that may be done include: Blood and urine tests EEG (brain wave test) may be needed if seizures continue Head CT (computerized tomography) scan MRI of ...
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