kat27
03-04-2001, 03:22 PM
Syncope is often misdiagnosed as epilepsy. Both present with seizure/seizure-like symptoms.
Syncope can be genetic or drug-induced(prescription or illegal drugs).
It often manifests in childhood or the teen years. Some sudden death while sleeping cases have been attributed to "asthma attacks" or "epilepsy".
Syncope can be difficult to diagnose.
Call 1-800-786-7723 for a list of cardiac specialists that are qualified and trained to diagnose this condition. A cardiac electrophysiologist is recommended.
a site to visit that offers other links is: http://www.sads.org.au/
For a list of drugs to avoid if you have or suspect this condition: http://www.dn-d.georgetown.edu/depts/pharmacology
Syncope can be genetic or drug-induced(prescription or illegal drugs).
It often manifests in childhood or the teen years. Some sudden death while sleeping cases have been attributed to "asthma attacks" or "epilepsy".
Syncope can be difficult to diagnose.
Call 1-800-786-7723 for a list of cardiac specialists that are qualified and trained to diagnose this condition. A cardiac electrophysiologist is recommended.
a site to visit that offers other links is: http://www.sads.org.au/
For a list of drugs to avoid if you have or suspect this condition: http://www.dn-d.georgetown.edu/depts/pharmacology

