Child Rolling Eyes -- please help ....

She may be having mild seizures. My friends daughter had a
mild form of epilepsy and would 'go away' for a several
seconds, especially when she got too excited. It was like
she got short circuited. Her eyes rolled also.

Coleah

"Puneet Goel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Greetings All

My daughter (3 1/2 years) has lately started to roll her
eyes (as if looking upwards). This symptom appeared a
couple of months back. She does that when she is
thoughtful (and sometimes gloomy). She actually stares
in a direction (sometimes suddenly while playing) which
sometimes is followed by rolling of eyes (as if she is
looking upwards).

The rolling lasts for only 1-5 seconds. And she is back
herself once it is over. She does it more often when she
is feeling let down or generally sad. And yes she is
keeping sad quite often these days. The symptom (rolling
eyes) becomes more frequent when she is sleepy. She
takes a lot of time in going to sleep though she is
visibly very sleepy. She also aggressively rubs her eyes
when she is sleepy.

She also has a younger brother. There is a lot of
sibling rivallary. She is visibly sad if somebody
praises her younger brother or when her mother is paying
more attention to him.

Of the other symptoms, she has acute aversion to milk
and curd. She takes/likes other milk products (like
cheese and Indian sweets) though. The aversion to milk
started after a high fever (and convulsions) around
three years back. She also has a lot of dandruf.

Rolling of eyes is a new symptom. The other symptoms
have been there for a period of two years.

After consulting reportory, I gave her Pulsatilla 1M.
After taking the medicine, she urinated quite a lot
(every half an hour). She also started sleeping more
than she usually did earlier. I also felt that there is
some aggravation followed by some improvement. But after
one week of giving the medicine, she has not shown much
improvement.

Please help me find the right medicine for her.

Regards
- Puneet

Quoted message said:

She may be having mild seizures. My friends daughter had a
mild form of epilepsy

could be. Petit mal seizures should be evaluated by a
neurologist. I would take the child to a pediatrician for a
thorough examination and possibly a referral to a
neurologist.

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Quoted message said:

She may be having mild seizures. My friends daughter had a
mild form of epilepsy and would 'go away' for a several
seconds, especially when she got too excited. It was like
she got short circuited. Her eyes rolled also.

Coleah

"Puneet Goel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Greetings All

My daughter (3 1/2 years) has lately started to roll
her eyes (as if looking upwards). This symptom
appeared a couple of months back. She does that when
she is thoughtful (and sometimes gloomy). She actually
stares in a direction (sometimes suddenly while
playing) which sometimes is followed by rolling of
eyes (as if she is looking upwards).

The rolling lasts for only 1-5 seconds. And she is
back herself once it is over. She does it more often
when she is feeling let down or generally sad. And yes
she is keeping sad quite often these days. The symptom
(rolling eyes) becomes more frequent when she is
sleepy. She takes a lot of time in going to sleep
though she is visibly very sleepy. She also
aggressively rubs her eyes when she is sleepy.

She also has a younger brother. There is a lot of
sibling rivallary. She is visibly sad if somebody
praises her younger brother or when her mother is
paying more attention to him.

Of the other symptoms, she has acute aversion to milk
and curd. She takes/likes other milk products (like
cheese and Indian sweets) though. The aversion to milk
started after a high fever (and convulsions) around
three years back. She also has a lot of dandruf.

Rolling of eyes is a new symptom. The other symptoms
have been there for a period of two years.

After consulting reportory, I gave her Pulsatilla 1M.
After taking the medicine, she urinated quite a lot
(every half an hour). She also started sleeping more
than she usually did earlier. I also felt that there
is some aggravation followed by some improvement. But
after one week of giving the medicine, she has not
shown much improvement.

Please help me find the right medicine for her.

Regards
- Puneet

Any Remedies?

"Coleah" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

She may be having mild seizures. My friends daughter had a
mild form of epilepsy and would 'go away' for a several
seconds, especially when she got too excited. It was like
she got short circuited. Her eyes rolled also.

Coleah

"Puneet Goel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Greetings All

My daughter (3 1/2 years) has lately started to roll
her eyes (as if looking upwards). This symptom
appeared a couple of months back. She does that when
she is thoughtful (and sometimes gloomy). She actually
stares in a direction (sometimes suddenly while
playing) which sometimes is followed by rolling of
eyes (as if she is looking upwards).

The rolling lasts for only 1-5 seconds. And she is
back herself once it is over. She does it more often
when she is feeling let down or generally sad. And yes
she is keeping sad quite often these days. The symptom
(rolling eyes) becomes more frequent when she is
sleepy. She takes a lot of time in going to sleep
though she is visibly very sleepy. She also
aggressively rubs her eyes when she is sleepy.

She also has a younger brother. There is a lot of
sibling rivallary. She is visibly sad if somebody
praises her younger brother or when her mother is
paying more attention to him.

Of the other symptoms, she has acute aversion to milk
and curd. She takes/likes other milk products (like
cheese and Indian sweets) though. The aversion to milk
started after a high fever (and convulsions) around
three years back. She also has a lot of dandruf.

Rolling of eyes is a new symptom. The other symptoms
have been there for a period of two years.

After consulting reportory, I gave her Pulsatilla 1M.
After taking the medicine, she urinated quite a lot
(every half an hour). She also started sleeping more
than she usually did earlier. I also felt that there
is some aggravation followed by some improvement. But
after one week of giving the medicine, she has not
shown much improvement.

Please help me find the right medicine for her.

Regards
- Puneet

Puneet, here are some links to read. First she would need to
be diagnosed, there is no 'cure', however there is
medication and some diet recommendations.

If a doctor verifys that this is what it is and you live in
the U.S., you may want to look into Social Security
Disability for her in the future as a possibility.

One thing at a time. Please let us know what your find out
and how it goes.

Best to you, Coleah

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drweil.comdrw cda.html command=TodayQAOpen ↗
pt=Question-questionId=3740 You may have heard about the
ketogenic diet -- a high-fat, low-carbohydrate and low-
protein diet, with limited fluids -- which causes ketosis,
the burning of body fat stores for fuel. For unknown
reasons, a ketotic state can decrease the number of
seizures. The diet is very hard to follow. It seems to work
best for children ages one to ten and those whose epilepsy
isn't well controlled by drugs. It doesn't appear to help
adults and adolescents.

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Any Remedies?

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Quoted message said:

She may be having mild seizures. My friends daughter had
a mild form of epilepsy and would 'go away' for a
several seconds, especially when she got too excited. It
was like she got short circuited. Her eyes rolled also.

Coleah

"Puneet Goel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Greetings All

My daughter (3 1/2 years) has lately started to roll
her eyes (as if looking upwards). This symptom
appeared a couple of months back. She does that when
she is thoughtful (and sometimes gloomy). She
actually stares in a direction (sometimes suddenly
while playing) which sometimes is followed by
rolling of eyes (as if she is looking upwards).

The rolling lasts for only 1-5 seconds. And she is
back herself once it is over. She does it more often
when she is feeling let down or generally sad. And
yes she is keeping sad quite often these days. The
symptom (rolling eyes) becomes more frequent when
she is sleepy. She takes a lot of time in going to
sleep though she is visibly very sleepy. She also
aggressively rubs her eyes when she is sleepy.

She also has a younger brother. There is a lot of
sibling rivallary. She is visibly sad if somebody
praises her younger brother or when her mother is
paying more attention to him.

Of the other symptoms, she has acute aversion to
milk and curd. She takes/likes other milk products
(like cheese and Indian sweets) though. The aversion
to milk started after a high fever (and convulsions)
around three years back. She also has a lot of
dandruf.

Rolling of eyes is a new symptom. The other symptoms
have been there for a period of two years.

After consulting reportory, I gave her Pulsatilla
1M. After taking the medicine, she urinated quite a
lot (every half an hour). She also started sleeping
more than she usually did earlier. I also felt that
there is some aggravation followed by some
improvement. But after one week of giving the
medicine, she has not shown much improvement.

Please help me find the right medicine for her.

Regards
- Puneet