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cat1203 Female, 61 years Washington, Georgia and Palm Beach Gardens - FL Member since Jul 2008
Mood: cat1203 tired as hell Journal Entry: "I met my new doctor today, he seemed very..." [Read]
, Jul 17, 2008 05:05PM
I have them I am in two places at once it is a weird feeling. I take keppra and klonipin. I can't drive without eeg's done every few months. I used to have up to 10 to 20 a day when I was younger. Now the meds control it. It is reported to the state by your doctor.
SharJ Female, 54 years San Diego - CA Member since Jun 2008
Mood: SharJ feeling clumsy, dropping stuff a lot, bumping into things, forgetting what I just heard a few minutes ago. Journal Entry: "I am so tired of trying to deal with this..." [Read]
Temporal lobe seizures are due to abnormal electrical activity in the temporal lobe. Sometimes these seizures are caused by an abnormality in the temporal lobe, such as a tiny scar or tumor, but often no identifiable cause is found.
Temporal lobe seizures frequently are preceded by an aura, which is caused by an electrical discharge. Auras can consist of a sudden sense of unprovoked fear, a deja vu experience. The aura is actually a small seizure itself.
These seizures are characterized by one- to two-minute episodes of loss of awareness or contact with your surroundings. During the seizure, you may smack your lips, swallow repeatedly or pick at things with your fingers(automatisms).
You may be confused for a few minutes and may have difficulty speaking. You may not be able to recall the events that occurred during their temporal lobe seizure.
This may appear to be deliberate to others who may not know that you are experiencing this.
ref:http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/library/DS/00266.html
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