Hello doctor, This is a question regarding my fiance. I am very worried as he refuses to visit a doctor. The symptoms are the following: Right-hand tremors, seizures sometimes when he is on the couch and relatively minor ones and mumbling nonsense during night-time when he was laid down like he is sleep talking and only hears me after I talk three or four times. Last night after he was napping on the couch, he woke up to take his bath and the water was heating. He stayed still for 5 minutes on the heating system staring blankly at the wall. I tried to communicate, but he was wholly unresponsive. I tried to shook him and he stared at me with glassy eyes. He would not answer anything I said. I started slapping him slightly on the face and shooked him to make him responsive. He raised his hand to hit me back, but he seemed that he had no control over his muscles and the slap was so weak that I barely felt it. Then I turned the lights on. He started being more responsive. He became mad and requested to put out the lights. I refused and he kept repeating the words to turn off the lights. He did not move, but seemed mad about the lights and started raising his voice. So, I turned it off. He became unresponsive again. Then, he began pacing around the house mumbling about the television set that was not working. I tried to calm him down but failed. He became a little more responsive by that time and responded with a few words to a few things I asked, but he seemed that he was completely lost in another world or something. After an hour or so, he had his bath and even started to joke. I asked him what was the last thing he remembered and with a little persistence, it seemed that he remembered what had happened in that hour. He had two glasses of wine before that happened. I do not know if alcohol is significant here. I am very scared. I scared that I do not want to lose him. He is the only person I have in this world. Thank you for taking the time to read it. Kindly help me.
Hi. I understand the issue. It is not because of wine. Revert with the reports to a neurologist online -->