Anyone else experienced their body blacking out and shaking randomly for no reason at all? On multiple occasions... doctors said it's Not seizures, not epilepsy, no heart problems , not low sugar. Or concussions... working to figure it out with doctors. 30 years old. Never done drugs. Don't drink. Health nut. At the gym regularly. Healthy eating. No health problems... Starting to think it's due to the stupid covid vaccine... but who knows
Blacking out and shaking for no reason?
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Could be a lot of things such as... -Vasovagal syncope -Electrolyte abnormalities in the heart or brain. -Dehydration. -Low or high potassium or magnesium levels. -Other heart issues, including: Heart rate that is too fast or too slow. Ventricular tachycardia. Ventricular fibrillation. -high blood pressure -toxic exposures to brain injury -brain infection (encephalitis) -POTS -other neuropathies -numerous movement disorders
Covid vaccine wouldn't be the source of repetitive episodes of shaking and blacking out and those that have shown these symptoms in association with the vaccine were those typically afraid of needles (fear response), or those with underlying conditions that already caused these symptoms, or it was a one type response right after the administration of the vaccine for which they were monitored for any lasting side effects as self-reported by the patient and/or their medical team.
Keep doing your research and talking to and testing with your doctors. It can be super frustrating not having answers right away, but medicine is imperfect. Some symptoms can mask others, or you may have something rare, or sometimes patients leave out crucial information from their doctors which make diagnoses tougher.
I'm am only a student nurse, I would advise you take a blood test. Convulsive syncope is characterized by small jerking after fainting with spontaneous and complete recovery. This is due to decreased blood flow to the brain resulting in a seizure-like reaction. It is estimated to occur in 12% of patients presenting with syncope.
They perform a physical examination and carefully review your medical history. Tests may be requested to help determine the reason behind your possible syncope. These can include:
Electrocardiogram (ECG) Electroencephalogram (EEG) Electrolyte levels Tilt table test Blood pressure measurements in different positions Carotid sinus massage Carotid ultrasound
This happening to many others, just like young people dying from heart attacks. People have been seriously injured. It just started happening in 2021. Doctors refuse to acknowledge the elephant in the room because they were complicit.
