Seizure in sleep?

[pcdthebum]

"Sleeping, excruciating pain, feel like my entire body is in a paint shaker, screaming in pain screaming very loudly, feels like it lasts 30,40 seconds. Open my eyes and it is over. Did it happen? Was it a dream. She asked me what happened. Why did she ask me? Was I screaming did I say something in my sleep? What was that?"

This is something I wrote this morning after I woke up for the second time after returning to sleep after this event. "She" is of course a real person, however I have not been able to get a hold of her to figure out what happened last night. I have two cavernous angiomas, one on my right insular and one between my lateral ventricles. This event was very painful, like nothing I have experienced from a dream. Has anyone experienced something like this?

[Suri123]

Hi, hope you are doing better. How is your health and sleep these days. Have you got evaluated completely. Your thoughs would be of great help to some of viewers of this section so keep updating. Take care.

[Suri123]

Hi, how are you feeling now and how about your sleep now a days. Such episodes does cause sleep disturbacne and restlessness in some of people. It could be a night terror or a nighmare. Too much stressed body and mind do not get proper rest and may be a triggering factor. You need to see a neurologist if symptoms worsens further. Keep posting your thoughts. Take care.

[Abhijeet Deshmukh, MD]

Hello.

This is probably a night terror. You typically don't remember what happened as you wake up. You must be seeing a horrible dream, but you forget it as soon as you are awake. This is in contrast to nightmares, where you do remember what you saw.

Regards