Wanting to know if anyone has both real seizures and "functional" or non epileptic seizures? I have a video EEG in December. I haven't had a seizure during a day test but as I seem to have it happen during my sleep a lot and not in public, my neurologist asked if I'd be willing to have a few day test. An epilepsy specialist saw me and recommended this test. Waiting is hard. This evening I had a lot of myoclonic jerks. I'm tired now and hopefully I can get some sleep.
Undiagnosed yet: Wanting to know if... - Functional Neurol...
Undiagnosed yet
I suffer from various different types of seizures. Used to have 4-6 hour long non-epileptic seizures which have stopped since starting Low Dose Naltrexone. Still get loads of myoclonic jerks, seizures, dissociative episodes etc. I have lots of movement and jerks through the night and rarely get rest/sleep for any amount of time.
I used CBD oil to help ease pain after.
Hope everything goes well with neurologist and today is a better day for you!
Thank you so much. I'm nervous cause I don't know what's what. Could be challenging but I think will be better to know and then be able to know appropriate treatment. I'm nervous if/when I am diagnosed and it's not considered seizure, how they will proceed. As some family hasn't understood it and I'm afraid they will just judge me on mental health. It's not something we do on purpose. Anyways, through having many doctors not know what's going on yet, some have thought it was tics or something or side effect of medication. I've ended up reading about stuff to better understand. Basically my neurologist referred me cause she thought I may be having seizures but also said she didn't think some of what she had seen in video was seizure so I suppose she though it was functional thing. Anyways thanks for taking the time to stop by and read and comment. 😊💖✌🏼
Sometimes when reading or something it will feel like I'm going to blank out. I'm not sure if that's the same or also if there's sleep stuff as well cause sometimes I get tired and hard to control my movement.