I don't know about y'all, but I'm getting a Lil Worried about Lil Wayne. The rapper suffered from two seizures in 24 hours -- both of which, oddly, happened on airplanes. Like, mid-flight. Yikes!
The first time Weezy was on his way to LAX from Texas when he started to convulse and the plane was diverted to Louisiana, where he was treated at a hospital and released. The same thing happened the next time he tried to leave Texas (he was treated in a Texas hospital).
Lil Wayne's rep says the seizures were a result of dehydration and migraine headaches. Which, um, could totally be the truth.
Right?
Because seizures can be caused by all sorts of things. I think.
Really, I looked it up. Here are some things that can make a person have seizures:
A rapidly increasing fever
Low blood sugar levels in people with diabetes
Brain damage
Brain tumors
Withdrawal from alcohol or drugs
Infections such as meningitis
Parasitic infections such as tapeworm
Okay, so I don't see migraines or dehydration on that list, exactly. BUT that doesn't necessarily mean that Lil Wayne is having seizures because he's drugged out of his head or went on a purple drank bender. We can't just assume that. The man could have a tapeworm, people!! Or maybe he's developed some sort of neurological disorder triggered by changes in cabin pressure. Maybe these are airplane-only seizures. We just don't know.
But whatever's making Lil Wayne sick, we hope he gets well soon! It's not like anybody can take his place while he's under the weather -- dude is one of a kind.
Why do you think Lil Wayne is having seizures?
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Judging from his lyrics, I highly doubt it's epilepsy. He's talked about using cocaine, cough syrup, and "Molly" or ecstasy. It's sad because he has 4 kids and he's barely even 30.
I was gonna say, "migraines and dehydration"....um..look who we're talking about here. Substance king.
HOLY CRAP! I guess I had missed this. You're right, he really is one of a kind. I hope that whatever the cause may be, he gets it under control. And QUICKLY!
Yes, dehydration can cause seizures. Loss of too much water can cause hypernatremia, which can cause seizures.