Sentences with phrase «violent seizures»

Some lose the ability to speak; many fall into violent seizures.

About 6 - 9 months after getting him, he started having violent seizures about 4 times a week.

The dog has a more or less violent seizure of vomiting that ordinarily eliminates the causative substance or object.

Where is any significant biblical evidence that classical Israelite prophetism was predominantly manifested in a temporary and artificially induced state; that it was productive of a totally transformed personality; that it was a group - created - and - sustained state of emotion and, as such, a highly contagious condition induced by violent seizure and involving the absolute suspension of rationality?

We stand again with ancient Israel before the sacred mountain, Sinai - Horeb, which is now in violent seizure (thunder, lightning, trumpet sound, smoke).

That's wrong — and dangerous, too, since many people, including children with violent seizures, are dying or suffering without the medical aid a simple plant now safely and legally available can provide.

Countless monkeys have been spared from violent seizures and bleak lives in a cage as a result.

Irregular dosing schedules (including starting and then stopping the medication, or forgetting to give pills so that blood levels fluctuate widely) may predispose your pet to more frequent or more violent seizures.

But no one could stop his violent seizures, and the 54 - year - old neurosurgeon went limp as his horrified wife looked on.

Zimbabwe was once one of Africa's most promising economies but suffered decades of decline as Mugabe pursued policies that included the violent seizure of white - owned commercial farms and money - printing that led to hyperinflation.

If the levels are too low, violent seizures may occur.

Kidney and liver functions can also be impaired causing myoclonic jerking, convulsions and violent seizures.

Although this condition can be secondary to head injuries, metabolic irregularities or tumors, a relatively common form is termed idiopathic epilepsy — so named because there is no discernible cause for the violent seizures that an affected cat experiences.

The center reported that pyrethroid spot - ons also account «for more than half of «major» pesticide pet reactions reported to EPA over the last five years — that is, those incidents involving serious medical reactions such as brain damage, heart attacks, and violent seizures.