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What Causes Whole Body Jerks When Confused Or In Tension?

Age - 25
Gender -Male
Problem - Ticks or seizure Not sure.
In Detail - When im Confused or in tension, my whole body jerks ones - like less than a second. And once in a club, i saw the continuous flashing lights and i fell down getting those jerks for nearly 10 seconds till the flashing stopped.
Problem Started - from 15 to 17 years old.
Help - What is this called? Is there a Cure?
Thanks in Advance. God Bless You!
Mon, 1 Sep 2014
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Diabetologist 's  Response
I really think you should get an MRI of the brain.
From that description, it is really difficult to say what you may have.
Neither can be ruled out- seizure or transient ischemic stroke (lets call it ministroke).
I frankly think I would have favored the diagnosis of partial seizures with generalization more than the other. But the latter diagnosis cannot be ruled out and is a significant diagnosis if true.

I would suggest testing an MRI, EEG, Carotid Doppler
These may help differentiate the conditions
Best of luck
Dr Mittal
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What Causes Whole Body Jerks When Confused Or In Tension?

I really think you should get an MRI of the brain. From that description, it is really difficult to say what you may have. Neither can be ruled out- seizure or transient ischemic stroke (lets call it ministroke). I frankly think I would have favored the diagnosis of partial seizures with generalization more than the other. But the latter diagnosis cannot be ruled out and is a significant diagnosis if true. I would suggest testing an MRI, EEG, Carotid Doppler These may help differentiate the conditions Best of luck Dr Mittal