Okay advise please nothing to do with Fibro

[Ginsing]

My OH satrted to talk gibberish last night interspersed with sorry about 5 mins worth what should I do ?

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Hello Gins, I am sorry but not having seen him I don`t know what to advise. How is he today? Hugs sue xxx

[Ginsing]

Oh he is lovely fit and well it is just that advert on the telly for strokes i dont know what to do still he will decide in the long run. Thanks hun

xxgins

[Hidden in reply to Ginsing]

If he has had a stroke it will show up on a scan. mine did. hugs sue.xxx

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Hey gins sorry to hear this hunny

I've sent you a pm

xxxxsian

[panda60]

Could possibly be a TIA. Get it checked out ASAP; can't do any harm and it will set your mind at rest. xx

[Fibrofoggiest]

Hi dear gins, I can completely understand your concern and I agree with panda, it might be an idea to get him to the doctor tomorrow, or if he starts showing the signs of it happening again before then, then ring 999, they are always happier to come out and check than not to and it turns out to be a real problem.

I'm sending lots of positive vibes your way

Muchly j xoxox

[Tannels]

Hi Gins, hope you are both ok today. I agree it is better to get it checked out, just to make sure nothing is going on. Let us know how you get on. Sending healing ((hugs))

Tannels x

[jillylin]

Hi gins, it may be one of those transient mini strokes or something. Best thing to do is make an appointment asap with the doctor and get some answers. At the very least it will put your minds at rest and best , prevent something more serious from happening if the doctor finds a problem.

Gentle hugs to you both.

Hugs

Jillyxx

[Julie63]

Hi gins, gentle hugs to you & your oh. How are you both today? Love Julie xxx

[fenbadger]

The only thing I can add to all that is lots of sympathy and enough gentle hugs for both.

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Have a hug from me too gins, hope you are both ok xxx

[bluebell10]

hi ginns, i hope you are both ok today, i go with what others have advised & hope it was nothing, hugs to you xxxxx

[Cookie72]

Hi gins sorry to hear about your OH I go with foggy. He should go to the docs ASAP, but if he won't, cos you know what are like for medical things, then keep a note of time date ect, my late husband kept having mini strokes , and I couldn't make sense of what he was saying, ..good luck, keep us in touch with how things go,....sending a gentle hugs to you both ....Dee xxx

[Ginsing in reply to Cookie72]

Dee thank you we are going soon xx

[TheAuthor]

Hi gins

I genuinely hope that your other half is feeling more like his self now? I can understand that this sort of thing would alarm you, and it would probably be best if he discussed the issue with his GP as soon as possible.

I have done this but only when I am half asleep, and you never mentioned this being the circumstance? I hope that everything checks out and that it was just one of those things. Please wish him luck from everyone here.

all my hopes and dreams for you

Ken x

[Jjudith]

If it happens again, then you need to dial 999 and get him to hospital at once, as soon as the gibberish starts - any other symptoms such as weakness down one side, face drooping, etc - treating a stroke with anti-coagulant therapy needs to be done immediately or it is useless, that is what happened with Andrew Marr, he had signs one evening and he went to bed instead of going to hospital. Sometimes you can have a warning of stroke, like a temporary stroke called a transient ischaemic attack, but if hubby is having these, then a future stroke is a strong possibility. If he is not talking gibberish today, then get him to the GP today, if he is talking gibberish or has any other signs, dial 999 and do not hestitate to do it immediately. If he is about to have a stroke, then he needs to be treated URGENTLY if he is going to have a full recovery.

[mimiwen]

Dear gins, I'm so sorry, this must be such a worry for you. A similar thing happened to my brother-in-law who went to the doctor and had some tests done. In the end they decided he had had a mini epileptic fit brought on by stress. It was some years ago and he has been fine since then. It might be something similar with your hubby, but I do think he definitely needs to have it thoroughly investigated. Thinking about you both and wishing you all the best, Mim x

[Ginsing in reply to mimiwen]

Thanks we are off to the Docs at about 2.00 xgins

[jillylin in reply to Ginsing]

Good luck. I hope all goes well and this was just one of mother nature's odd blips.

Hugs

Jillyxx

[TheAuthor in reply to Ginsing]

Hi gins

Hope that both of your are doing great? Just dropping you a line to see how your other half is now? Did it go well at the doctors?

Love to both of you

Ken x

[mimiwen]

I do hope the doc was able to help and give you some reassurance, or at least refer him for further tests.

You're in my thoughts x

[Julie63 in reply to mimiwen]

Me too gins, hope it went well, hugs, Julie xxxx

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Hope all went well x

[Ginsing]

Thanks every one they think it is nothing just keep an eye on him LOL what a relief

xxgins