I have the same problem. I never thought it might be epilepsy, I always thought it was autism related.
It's been going on my whole life, so that is definitely... recurring. I may get it checked out, soon.
Hi,
How are you? Seizures or epilepsy is a manifestation in the disturbance in the electrical activity of the brain. This affects the brain's normal functions and produces changes in a person's movement, behavior or consciousness. The following symptoms may indicate someone has epilepsy: short periods of blackout or confused memory; occasional "fainting spells" in which bladder or bowel control is lost with extreme fatigue; episodes of blank staring; brief periods of no response to questions or instructions;dazed behavior; being unable to talk or communicate for a short time; repeated movements that look out of place or unnatural; sudden fear, anger or panic for no reason; odd changes in the way things look, sound, smell or feel; or muscle jerks of arms, legs or body.
In your case, it would be difficult to make a diagnosis of epilepsy without appropriate evaluation. Diagnosis of seizures or epilepsy is with physical examination and EEG. If it recurs, it would be best to see your doctor for proper diagnosis. Take care and regards.