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Q: Objects Moving to Fast And Noise to Loud
asked by: Geneva Munoz on March 12th, 2007
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My son (7yr) for the past 4 days at around 8p-8:30p runs to the bed to lay down and covers his ears and wants me to turn off the light and tv. he says that if he goes to sleep it will go away. what? he says he hears us talking to loud and things are moving to fast. I took him to the ER and blood test was normal. a night before i took him to the night clinic and the PA said he looked fine and wanted to refer him to a Neuorologist to make sure its not seizures he is getting. he had congestion for 1week and just started with fever 101-103 last night and vomiting.
question: what can it be and why does he say he sees thing moving fast and hears us talking to loud?

thank you,
Genie
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stephanie24
replied on May 8th, 2007
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a referral to the neurologist is an excellent idea. i have fainting spells and went to the doctor to get checked out. i don't have seizures but an abnormality with my nervous system (my dad also suffers from this). what your son may be experiencing is the onset of a dizzy spell. i also hear loud noises, experience disorientation, difficulty breathing and tingling in my arms and legs. by lying down and elevating my feet it passes on its own. this is not a serious disorder but worth checking out; thank you for not passing it off because his experiences are very real and scary when they occur.
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