Question 1

what do these mean? symptoms: light headed, black out/seizure where you can't move but feel a tingling, fever, migrain

Accepted Answer

Go see a doctor now: If you haven't yet been evaluated then you should get in for an evaluation immediately. What you describe could be a number of things, some of which are serious. I would start by either seeing your primary care doctor or a neurologist.

Question 2

black outs, seizures,  headache, weakness, slurred speech, dizziness. test done, eeg, ct, mri, blood work. all negative, what other test are there?

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Atypical migraine: is a possibility but I am suspecting seizure disorder in spite of negative EEG.  Ask your neurologist to consider video EEG monitoring for a period long enough to catch an event.

Question 3

what are the causes of serious back pain to make me black out and seizure?

Accepted Answer

Shouldn't: Pain shouldn't cause seizure. You should speak with a neurologist about the causes of your seizure.

Question 4

what to do if i had a seizure and my vision turned black and white, help?

Accepted Answer

See a specialist: Temporary effects from seizures are common. Hopefully your vision returned to normal. If not you may have had a stroke or other brain injury. Seizures are a complex medical condition that requires care from a specialist in neurology. You should also have an imaging study such as MRI of the brain. Ask your neurologist to refer you to a neuro-ophthalmologist if the visual problem persists.

Question 5

in the morning my vision goes black and i almost pass out. are these seizure-like symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Vision black out: If these symptoms are positional then it could be orthostatic hypotension or a relative lack of blood pressure to the head and eyes upon sitting or standing quickly. This can be benign or associated with a wide variety of conditions or medications. An eye exam and overal history and physical by your physician should provide an answer.

Question 6

some time ago i suddenly saw only black for a short while and then everything went white for a longer period. was this some kind of seizure?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely.: Visual seizures are usually not visual loss (white or black). Rarely seizures can cause a flurry of colours then visual loss with recovery in a few minutes. If your vision problem was just one eye, it is usually from a problem with the optic nerve on that side, a blood vessel, or the eye itself.  If it was truly seizure related eventually a more obvious seizure will emerge.

Question 7

my friends had fainted and had a slight seizure a few days ago and the today was vomiting black stuff, what can that be? he has had leukemia in the past

Accepted Answer

Usually : Usually when people are vomiting black stuff, they are vomiting blood. With a history of leukemia and an episode that was probably a faint with some seizure-like movements what comes to mind is a GI bleed with fainting from anemia. Your friend should get to a doctor fast.

Question 8

can you have a seizure while being blacked out during alcohol withdrawal?

Accepted Answer

Yes.: Death of asphyxia is a major risk in this case.

Question 9

i was watching tv in dark room more than 30 mins. eyes felt uncomfortable cause brightness. i stared at wall for more than 15 secs. i looked at tv screen it was blurry and i thought everything turned black. not sure if i blinked. did i have a seizure?

Accepted Answer

Need to examine: It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. From what you described it was probably lack of focus from being in the dark and stating at a wall. If such an episode recurs, it would be prudent to see a doctor,

Question 10

in march i had a seizure and hit the right side of my head very hard. the next day i woke up with a black eye. it still hasn't healed. will it clear?

Accepted Answer

Were there X-rays: You might have suffered a fracture over the zygomatic arch or over the orbit, and this could explain delay, but lingering symptoms could afflict the supra-orbital or infra-orbital branches of the trigeminal nerve.  Best to get assessed by either neurologist, or neurosurgeon.  Also, get help preventing future seizures.

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What do these mean? symptoms: light headed, black out/seizure where you can't move but feel a tingling, fever, migrain

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Black outs, seizures, headache, weakness, slurred speech, dizziness. test done, eeg, ct, mri, blood work. all negative, what other test are there?

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What are the causes of serious back pain to make me black out and seizure?

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What to do if i had a seizure and my vision turned black and white, help?

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In the morning my vision goes black and i almost pass out. are these seizure-like symptoms?

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Some time ago i suddenly saw only black for a short while and then everything went white for a longer period. was this some kind of seizure?

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My friends had fainted and had a slight seizure a few days ago and the today was vomiting black stuff, what can that be? he has had leukemia in the past

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Can you have a seizure while being blacked out during alcohol withdrawal?

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I was watching tv in dark room more than 30 mins. eyes felt uncomfortable cause brightness. i stared at wall for more than 15 secs. i looked at tv screen it was blurry and i thought everything turned black. not sure if i blinked. did i have a seizure?

A member asked:

In march i had a seizure and hit the right side of my head very hard. the next day i woke up with a black eye. it still hasn't healed. will it clear?

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