Why has my 13 1/2 year old male american eskimo dog continusally have seizures all of a sudden?
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I'm not an exspert\nMatthew 4:24\nNews about him spread all over Syria, and people brought to him all who were ill with various diseases, those suffering severe pain, the demon-possessed, those having seizures, and the paralyzed, and he healed them.(Jesus)\n\nSur...Please check out this link..it might help..\nremember just becuase your dog is going through pain and suffering at the smae time..there is hope..Their is hope within Jesus the Christ. Remember to pray about this situation. After all, there is power in prayer.\n\n\nLIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST, WHICH MEANS:\nLIVE LIFE LIKE THERE'S HEAVEN ON EARTH\n\nI'm praying for your dog.\nGod bless you
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It sounds like he could have some type of food or environmental allergy. Try bringing him for a second opinion.
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That is something you should be discussing with your doctor.  You need to provide him/her with all the details, and have tests run to find the cause of the seizures and memory loss.
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He might be suffering from a seizure... Point and laugh!
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I'm not sure what the question is.  He sounds like that there might be more than one thing wrong....I would suggest seeing a neurologist.
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if the person has been on a regular medication regimen and has been able to keep their stress level down.  then that may be the cause for no seizures.  Hormone levels can effect it, and stress also.  any major and sometimes minor changes in the body can cause a seizure.  It depends on the person.  that is great that the seizures have not been coming for that long.  It is a great sign that the person is doing something right for themselves to prevent them.  I grew up with close family member with epilepsy and any change in their body would cause a seizure.  She has not had one in that long herself.  But she has been able to get the right medication regimen down and she does not have alot of hormonal fluctuations anymore.
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I have had epilepsy for 10 years and take EPIVAL. My doctor did an EEG on me once, didn't find any weird brain activity, put my meds down to 2 pills per day instead of 3, and, like you, I relapsed. I went back to him, and he later found abnormal brain activity afterwards. I think your level of medication is too low if you still do seizures. I recommend you see your neurologist who will be in a better position to tell you exactly what's wrong. Good luck,\n-Sarah-
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Take him to a Vet....\nOpps , I read Rottweiler.lol
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I have epilepsy too and it never effected my marriage (I am 46 now). Epilepsy does not necessarily mean that a person cannot live a full and happy life. Maybe she is like me, and after 3 years... the seizures will go away. I have had no seizures since I was about 8 years old.\n\nThe good news for you is that she got epilipsy from another illness, not from her family genes. My epilepsy is from my family genes, and I have 4 brothers and sisters who have it also.
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http://www.nim.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003200.htm\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seizure
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Seizures are caused by irregular patterns of over electrical stimulation of neurons in one part of the brain that then radiate through other neurons across multiple parts of the brain. The sensation of an aura is caused at the beginning of this stimulation and then rapidly a seizure will onset.
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He/She could have an inner ear issue, he/she may need to hear more conversation from adults, there may be a developmental problem, there could be over a dozen reasons. My very best advice to you is to contact your pediatrician. He or she is really the only one that can help you get peace of mind.
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could be that he is swallowing large amounts of air when he drinks. Try having him sip the drinks instead of gulping. I would take him to the doctor and have him checked out just to be safe!
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It's seizures caused mostly by Epilepsy
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some known one of me has it\nhe once had the seizure in his sleep\nhe is not an adult but a teen\nhis parents dont let him go far off places alone\nbut they dont keep a 24 hour watch on him\notherwise he is normal
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Registered Nurse here; Yes Dear you see a Physician Immediately.  As for a seizure, I have read your question 3 times, sounds like a seize, except for one thing, you remained awake during the entire spell, correct? That's what's confusing me, I have seen hundreds of seizures, and I'm unable to recall ever seeing a patient remain aware of there surroundings during and immediately following a seize.  Now saying you were zoned out, this is certainly what we call post dictal, and follows a seizure.  But Sweetheart, your health is far to important for me to speculate here on Yahoo, having a history of seizures, and with this latest episode, you already know, it is indeed time to return to the doctor.  Thank you for allowing me to address such an important and sensitive question.
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Could be something neurological--Go see a doctor, asap!  Best of luck!