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Relation of seizures with supernatural
It has been happening for two days now. Whenever she is alone she feels there is a dark entity watching her. She gets scared and then gets seizures. Her eyeballs move backward and she keeps shivering. People around her are relating the situation to be something supernatural as she is continuously talking about the dark man who is trying to scare her. When she was getting these seizures she was rushed to the hospital and the doctor said that it was nothing but tension related to the upcoming exam. I am not able to comprehend the situation and what steps should i take so that she gets well.
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It could be dissociation.
Is her frustration tolerance too low?
She needs to deal with the stress. It could be pseudo hallucinations.
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling online or in person
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Dr. Dhara Kothari
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi,
She has been examined by a doctor who said it's just stress related to upcoming exam so it is possible that she is having pseudoseizures. However, you said 'whenever she is alone' she feels some dark entity is watching her. Are the symptoms present even when she is alone? Any history of fever or head injury? Detailed history and investigations (if reqd) may help in establishing the diagnosis. Because she is a child of 10 years, I'd recommend you consult a Paediatrician as well as a Psychiatrist.
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Dr. Shabiullah Syyed
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7 yrs exp
Delhi
These symptoms can take place in many conditions so a proper evaluation with a Psychiatrist is a must. And then treatment with some medicines would help in solving the issues.
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