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Games and Epilepsy

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I am a patient with simple partial seizure. Before I had the complex partial seizure, but it stopped for two years. I don't understand now I have seizures again. I thought I have everything under control then. How come it changed to simple now instead of complex? Does it mean that it is healing? Also I heard that it is better for me not to play any games. I was wondering about if any of the computer games that are already installed are okay though (minesweeper, solitaire, freecell, pinball, ...)
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Your body may be building an immunity to your medication, while "teaching" the other parts of your brain. Your best bet is to make an appointment w/ your neurologist. When first put on Keppra I was seizure-free for approx. 3 yrs before the seizures gradually came back. I've had auras & complex partials all of my life but at an older age I statred having grand mals as well. In regards to video games and computers it all depends on what triggers the seizures. I am unable to stay exposed to video games and computer screens for long time periods due to the bright, counter-connecting waves which for unexplained reasons trigger my seizures. Once again, that's something to discuss with your doctor. I would suggest observing your seizure activity while on the computer. Does it seem like they occur more excessively & rapidly after a certain time? More than normal? It can be a pain but I suggest keeping a daily journal to help you figure out your personal triggers.
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Right now, my seizures usually occurs around two times a day. One morning and one night. Luckily, on this day, this morning, I have not got one yet, but I don't know about tonight. So far on my computer, I have been just typing documents and playing minesweeper mostly.
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