For the past 2 months once in a week I felt an episode of sudden confusion with mild nauseating sensation and this just lasted for few seconds to 1 minute and then I recover to normal. Sometimes a mental fatigue even after the episode lasts for half an hour and I become completely normal. I was completely conscious during that episode but still I feel sleepy tired confused and can't think or speak or concentrate at that moment and it take few minutes to concentrate again. Before the episode occured weekly twice then weekly once and thankfully now occurs only biweekly but I am still afraid what may be the problem. Only this recent episode I felt mild heaviness in my left head region at scalp during that episode like spasmbut I don't know they're linked or its normal. Kindly say what it is. I am just 25 years old.
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Based on the present description of experiencing sudden confusion with mild nausea, lasting a few seconds to a minute mental fatty difficult concentration and sensation of happiness in the left head region possibly linked to a scalp. A professional medical evolution is essential. The symptoms could potentially indicated neurological condition such as personal such as migraine with aura
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Person should evaluation with neurologist as soon as possible avoiding driving or operating a heavy machinery load
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Get urgent care if the confusion weakness speech difficulty vision loss or severe headache recurs or worsen
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