My sis in law is 35 and just recently started fainting and moving her body involuntarily.Does anyone know?

Question

We have taken her to 3 differant hospitals and got no real answers to why this is happening to her. I am very concerned for her and just wondering if anyone has had this happen to them or someone they know.

Answer 1

Her blood sugars should be tested to see if she is having a diabetic seizure from low sugar and she should be seen by a neurologist to see why this is happening if she doesn't have diabetes. Get her to a good neurologist soon!

Answer 2

You need to see a neurologist. It could be many things.

Answer 3

sounds to me like a siezure, something that I have. There are many different type of siezures, a neurologist can determine the best course of action. If you cannot get an appointment with a neurologist, go to any family doctor and they will give you a referral.

This condition should be dealt with right away.

You can also go to "web md" on the net and  find info on epilepsy (several different forms) and see if the symptoms match what's happening to your sister.

The hospital should have referred her to a neurologisit the first time around.