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A member asked:
Do headrushes that last a second and make you feel off balance have anything to do with any kinds of seizures?
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Probably not: Seizures usually last at least 30 sec to a minute. "head rushes" are usually something else. "head rush" is not exactly a precise medical term so if you want a real answer there's no substitute for seeing a doc face to face & getting a hands-on assessment. My mother told me never to do a neurologic examination over my smartphone.
Answered 5/22/2016
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