I have this and I just got out of the hospital. I have thyroid problem though, according to the reading of the throat ultrasound that was done to me. However, I told friend doctor about my condition and he told me about hypokalemic periodic paralysis attack, and I found this video, which is a very similar scenario that happened to me a day ago.
Is it normal for children to have episodes of weakness for no reason?
When I was a kid, like once in a while for no reason I would wake up in the morning feeling weak, as if I was paralyzed or something. That TERRIBLE weakness would last at least one day. My brother also experienced the same thing too when he was younger. I asked my friend and he said that he too experienced the same thing.
I'm a medical student who just stumbled upon your video. Recently I read a case report in NEJM covering Hypokalemic periodic paralysis and I wanted to say thank you for recording your episode. I did not fully appreciate how these paralytic episodes can affect someone.
there was this one night we were drinking cocktail... my friend suddenly vomited, hyperventilated.. and his fingers and toes got stiffed and has difficulty moving and openig his fingers... i suspected hypokalemia... am i right? he doesnt ant to be hospitalised so wat would be the first aid in this situation?? what dosage of KCl would be apropriate??
How do you get diagnosed with this? I have had my blood tested, and it comes back normal. They can't figure me out. However, I have these symptoms, but it affects my skeletal muscles. Someone please help.
I have this and I just got out of the hospital. I have thyroid problem though, according to the reading of the throat ultrasound that was done to me. However, I told friend doctor about my condition and he told me about hypokalemic periodic paralysis attack, and I found this video, which is a very similar scenario that happened to me a day ago.
jaxxen11 1 week ago
Is it normal for children to have episodes of weakness for no reason?
When I was a kid, like once in a while for no reason I would wake up in the morning feeling weak, as if I was paralyzed or something. That TERRIBLE weakness would last at least one day. My brother also experienced the same thing too when he was younger. I asked my friend and he said that he too experienced the same thing.
DwyaneWadeCounty 1 week ago
I'm a medical student who just stumbled upon your video. Recently I read a case report in NEJM covering Hypokalemic periodic paralysis and I wanted to say thank you for recording your episode. I did not fully appreciate how these paralytic episodes can affect someone.
sa612136 1 week ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Just had my first paralysis attack on monday morning. Wish I had seen this video before it all happened.
thethirdworld 1 week ago
Thank you.
doIsoundlikeicare 3 weeks ago
you might have hypokelemia.
Orangesmiles1 3 weeks ago
there was this one night we were drinking cocktail... my friend suddenly vomited, hyperventilated.. and his fingers and toes got stiffed and has difficulty moving and openig his fingers... i suspected hypokalemia... am i right? he doesnt ant to be hospitalised so wat would be the first aid in this situation?? what dosage of KCl would be apropriate??
gleof06 1 month ago
I have this
BeardedDragon645 1 month ago
I can relate.
iuvius 2 months ago
How do you get diagnosed with this? I have had my blood tested, and it comes back normal. They can't figure me out. However, I have these symptoms, but it affects my skeletal muscles. Someone please help.
marilyn1222 3 months ago