Re: seizures related to head injuries ??

[Guest guest]

I fell off a chair and hit my head( a very short distance ) and I ended up in

ICU with grand mal seizures 4 hrs ago and still have them

Kim

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On Apr 14, 2011, at 11:14 AM, " arshiya4 " <arshiya4@...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> I was just wondering whether anyone has experienced an episode of seizure

after a hit or a knock to the head..

> Well my daughter had banged her head yesterday while playing and an hour later

she had a seizure.She experienced the same pattern in December as well .

> Ill surely be mentioning to the neuro when I see him next but just wanted to

know if anyone also has the same experience.

>

> Thanx.

>

> Arshiya

>

>

[Guest guest]

Arshiya:

Look into Neurofeedback. They believe that when you hit your head it is like

hitting a bucket of water. Each part of the brain has a different frequency.

It puts the brain frequencies out of whack and it sometimes causes seizures.

Neurofeedback reestablishes the correct frequencies. My sister in law stopped

her seizures with only 10 sessions.

That does not mean that it is always that easy. There could be other things

going on but if you are associating it with the head injury this could be a good

start. I doubt your neuro will recommend this. Few people know about this.

good luck!

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From: arshiya4 <arshiya4@...>

Sent: Thu, April 14, 2011 8:14:43 AM

Subject: [ ] seizures related to head injuries ??

Hi everyone,

I was just wondering whether anyone has experienced an episode of seizure after

a hit or a knock to the head..

Well my daughter had banged her head yesterday while playing and an hour later

she had a seizure.She experienced the same pattern in December as well .

Ill surely be mentioning to the neuro when I see him next but just wanted to

know if anyone also has the same experience.

Thanx.

Arshiya

[Guest guest]

HI, MY NAME IS ROBIN. I HAD GOTTEN EPLISEY FROM A HEAD INJURY WHEN I WAS IN

SECOND GRADE. A LITTLE BOY PUSHED ME OFF THE MONKEY BARS AND I IT MY HEAD ON THE

GROUND. I WENT INTO A COMA FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS AND NOW HAD EPLISEY EVER SINCE.

IT HAS BEEN A NIGHTMARE EVER SINCE.

From: arshiya4 <arshiya4@...>

Subject: [ ] seizures related to head injuries ??

Date: Thursday, April 14, 2011, 10:14 AM

 

Hi everyone,

I was just wondering whether anyone has experienced an episode of seizure after

a hit or a knock to the head..

Well my daughter had banged her head yesterday while playing and an hour later

she had a seizure.She experienced the same pattern in December as well .

Ill surely be mentioning to the neuro when I see him next but just wanted to

know if anyone also has the same experience.

Thanx.

Arshiya

[Guest guest]

A good chiropratrist might also be able to help with any misaligment caused by

the injuries. i had been told by a chiropratist that ome misaligments can

trigger seizures.

From: <lindae321@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] seizures related to head injuries ??

Date: Saturday, 16 April, 2011, 0:36

 

Arshiya:

Look into Neurofeedback. They believe that when you hit your head it is like

hitting a bucket of water. Each part of the brain has a different frequency.

It puts the brain frequencies out of whack and it sometimes causes seizures.

Neurofeedback reestablishes the correct frequencies. My sister in law stopped

her seizures with only 10 sessions.

That does not mean that it is always that easy. There could be other things

going on but if you are associating it with the head injury this could be a good

start. I doubt your neuro will recommend this. Few people know about this.

good luck!

________________________________

From: arshiya4 <arshiya4@...>

Sent: Thu, April 14, 2011 8:14:43 AM

Subject: [ ] seizures related to head injuries ??

Hi everyone,

I was just wondering whether anyone has experienced an episode of seizure after

a hit or a knock to the head..

Well my daughter had banged her head yesterday while playing and an hour later

she had a seizure.She experienced the same pattern in December as well .

Ill surely be mentioning to the neuro when I see him next but just wanted to

know if anyone also has the same experience.

Thanx.

Arshiya

[Guest guest]

Hi Robin:

Don't give up. There may be something you can do. Look into neurofeedback.

look at my old posts on triggers, nutrition, supplements.

If this is your first contact with this site, there is a lot you can learn.

keep searching!

________________________________

From: Robin W. Hendricks <robinwool@...>

Sent: Fri, April 15, 2011 9:11:05 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] seizures related to head injuries ??

HI, MY NAME IS ROBIN. I HAD GOTTEN EPLISEY FROM A HEAD INJURY WHEN I WAS IN

SECOND GRADE. A LITTLE BOY PUSHED ME OFF THE MONKEY BARS AND I IT MY HEAD ON THE

GROUND. I WENT INTO A COMA FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS AND NOW HAD EPLISEY EVER SINCE.

IT HAS BEEN A NIGHTMARE EVER SINCE.

From: arshiya4 <arshiya4@...>

Subject: [ ] seizures related to head injuries ??

Date: Thursday, April 14, 2011, 10:14 AM

Hi everyone,

I was just wondering whether anyone has experienced an episode of seizure after

a hit or a knock to the head..

Well my daughter had banged her head yesterday while playing and an hour later

she had a seizure.She experienced the same pattern in December as well .

Ill surely be mentioning to the neuro when I see him next but just wanted to

know if anyone also has the same experience.

Thanx.

Arshiya

[Guest guest]

mine seem to be connected to a head injury i sustained when i got hit by a car

.... but there was a ten year gap between the accident and my first seizure that

no one has been able to explain

>

> Hi everyone,

> I was just wondering whether anyone has experienced an episode of seizure

after a hit or a knock to the head..

> Well my daughter had banged her head yesterday while playing and an hour later

she had a seizure.She experienced the same pattern in December as well .

> Ill surely be mentioning to the neuro when I see him next but just wanted to

know if anyone also has the same experience.

>

> Thanx.

>

> Arshiya

>