Neurologist?: if neurologist says there is nothing found and nothing more to do, then see a psychiatrist.
Answered 11/4/2014
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Big shocker: Having a first time seizure is a big shocker. He may be feeling bad due to the seizure, due to what co-workers saw, due to his medications...or a combo.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Seizure Rx plan: A lot of people who have had a seizure do not find the cause with tests. The tests are needed so that the people with treatable causes are identified. The next step is to consider whether medication is needed to prevent seizures, even temporarily, and to be certain the seizures do not return before we return to driving.
Answered 5/20/2016
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Unknown cause: New onset sz at offer age should be throughly work up for any underlying cause. Tests are mri brain with contrast to rule out tumor, infection. Blood test for any electrolytes abnormalities, hsv, syphilis and other infectious antibodies . Eeg to look for seizure focus, if any. If all tests are negative and pt feels depressed or disoriented, then lumbar puncture is indicated. Consult neurologist
Answered 9/27/2016
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