Lil Wayne seeks cure for epileptic seizures
Lil Wayne hopes there is a cure for his seizures.
The 'Lollipop' rapper - who suffered another attack last week and nearly died when his heart rate decreased to "30 per cent" in March, which saw him spend a week in intensive care - admits there is no way for him to predict when his epilepsy will strike and he has no memory of any of the attacks.
The 30-year-old Grammy Award winner told MTV's 'RapFix Live' on Wednesday: "I go to sleep and wake up in the hospital. I don't feel anything.
"[There's] no warning, no nothing. I don't feel sick."
The rapper revealed he gets "real bad" headaches but never in the moments before he has a seizure.
He added: "I just hope it stops happening."
He previously opened up about his condition after spending six days in intensive care in March.
He said: "[I'm] prone to seizures. This isn't my first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh seizure. I've had a bunch of seizures, ya'll just never hear about them.
"But this time it got real bad 'cause I had three of them in a row and on the third one, my heart rate went down to like 30 per cent. Basically, I could've died."
The father-of-four made his first public appearance after being released from hospital in early April in Miami to promote his new album 'I Am Not A Human Being II'.
