HomeoRemedySudden, rigid convulsions with hot head and cold feet
- Hot, flushed head with throbbing pain
- Dilated, staring pupils
- Rapid, bounding pulse
Overview
Convulsions are sudden, uncontrolled muscle spasms that can affect the whole body.
Remedies often used
The right one depends on your exact symptoms, not just the name of the problem. The Remedy Finder compares them for you.
Convulsions following sleep deprivation
- Convulsions or muscle spasms after loss of sleep
- Dizziness, nausea, and vomiting, especially when moving or riding in a vehicle
- Sensation of emptiness or numbness in the head, limbs, or body
Rigidity of the back and neck preceded by aching and pain in shoulders
- Aching and pain in the shoulders
- Restlessness and intense heat with moist skin
- Eyes rolling from side to side
Violent jerking of hands and feet during convulsions
- Violent jerking or twitching of the hands and feet during convulsions
- Irritable, cross, and does not want to be touched or held
- Variable appetite, often craving sweets
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Hyoscyamus nigerSudden falls to the ground with cries and convulsionsCalcarea carbonicaConvulsionsAethusa cynapiumDownward turning of the eyesHelleborus nigerUnconsciousness with automatic motions of the hands and feetCicuta virosaViolent, strange convulsions with distortions of the limbs and headCuprum metallicumConvulsions with blue face and clenched thumbsSulphurAnxious, furious, disposed to fightNux vomicaChewing motion of the jaws during convulsionsChamomillaViolent, strange desires and distortions during convulsionsOpiumWaking up frightened, screaming, and crying until spasms set inGlonoinumFingers and toes spread apart during spasmsVeratrum virideUraemic convulsions with dim vision, spasms, dilated pupils, opisthotonos, cold clammy perspirationGratiola officinalisSinging, talking, but not answeringSecale cornutumRigidity of the body alternating with relaxationStramoniumViolent, full-body convulsions with opisthotonos (arched back) and distorted limbs
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Get the appSee a doctor if
- Seek immediate medical attention if the convulsion lasts longer than 5 minutes
- Seek medical care if the person experiences multiple convulsions in a short period of time
- Seek medical attention if the person has difficulty breathing or appears to be in distress
Everyday tips
- Identify and avoid potential triggers, such as lack of sleep, stress, or certain foods
- Maintain a healthy, balanced diet and stay hydrated
- Engage in regular physical activity to support overall health
- Practice stress management techniques, such as meditation or deep breathing
- Ensure a safe environment to prevent injury during a convulsion
Related health issues
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