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scenariosI was wondering if we could make a thread with a list of different places/situations that may heighten the chances and/or feelings of occurrence with grand mal seizures and how to safely go about such scenarios and what we can do in order to further safeguard ourselves or others from harm. i was getting a filling the other day and it was quite deep, the drill was vibrating my jaw, consequently my head, so much i felt sure a seizure was coming on. i'm pretty sure it woud have happened had i not been on my epilim. what happens if a dentist using sharp utensils is halfway down ur throat and u brainstorm on the couch? are they trained for such situations? should we stop the operation and alert them? what if it's just anxiety? should we wait until there is a definite aura? what if it is too late then? these are the sorts of questions id like to pose on a vast array of circumstances so what can we do and what other creative or everyday environments may be of concern? thx, heath. |
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| If you've alerted your Dentist or Oral Surgeon of your Epilepsy, He/She would have asked what medications are you currently taking and when was the last time you took them - the anti-epileptic drugs of course. In addition - yes, they are trained for these things, but if you have doubts or reservations, you could always ask before such procedures were performed. When I had dental work done, my Dentist, Orthodontist, and Oral Surgeon in the past would review everything; there's been times they have detected and stopped what they were doing even though I was fine (or so I thought I was) but they were Doctors, and they watch for things like that. And they would wait and then check on me before finishing their work.
__________________ Sharon Advocate & Member of Head Storms - Resource Center "Vujà dé - the feeling you've never been in here before!" |