"bitemporal epileptogenic dysfunction without secondary propagation for clinical correlation". What does epileptogenic dysfunction mean? P:S: The EEG report says "moderate transients of voltage sharp slow wave activity noticed predominantly over bitemporal region without subsequent propagation to other brain areas"
Oh, 6:30 sounds like a much nicer time to get up than 5:30! It's near impossible to get enough sleep when life makes you get to work at about 7:15. I have felt my sleep improve a bit since the removal of the lamotrigone er. The dreams. My gosh, why does that medicine cause such intense dreams?
Hello, my mother was diagnosed with Autoimmune encephalitis caused by a virus called “ Epstein Barr virus”, she’s been at the hospital for 4 months. Shes fed through a Iv line, she doesn’t talk, move or do anything besides just opening her eyes. I was wonder if you have dealt with similar cases and could provide me with some comments or things to do ! Thanks
Hi there my daughter has awful seizures grand mal left brain op now vns...I've lost jobs looking after my daughter anything I can learn helps and I love what you are doing i would really like to email you.
What about the rebound effect of ad(h)d medication? I have these brainfreezes and now the EEG scan showed signs of it beeing absense epilepsy so now im going to take both type of pills not to counter tiredness but because i really have add. There is this rebound effect when the pill wears off. So it works for lets say 4 hours and then many add people say they feel dizzy and a bit chaotic for 15 minutes exactly at the end of its time. And now im confused about what is pill rebound, what is add daydreams distraction chaos, and what is a small absense seizure. I know that with a real seizure I am also lost for words (very untypical for me) and loose balance and during an absense I drop things like my phone on the floor and I stare differently and do not waku up at the moment someone sais my name. But still I just eanted to tell people about the rebound effect that you cannot really calculate the time add pills wear of exacy and you get a kind of dip in your focus and the unfilteredness kicks in. So you easily get overliaded by external sounds that while the add pills work ate filtered away. I wonder if this system overliad due to rebound could trigger a little absense seizure too? Or not? Or so far the epileptic absenses as far as im aware take place when i finally can take a break; so the opposite when I have add daydream is often in the middle of sensory overload like during rebound. I wonder what other add people with absense epilepsy think about this. Of course having big seizures its easy to tell the differen e but I have a lot of small partual absenses hardly recognizable for me and for others if im doung office work (if i do teaching work its another story and i cannot work in sensory overliading places like a shop with tl lights is impossible im not even talking about driving a car
why whenever I take a non-sedating antihistamine for allergies (usually for 3-4 days) made me sleep more soundly? I would wake up feeling well rested and calm and being able to handle challenges during the day with a positive attitude + I used to feel light (physically) on those days when I took the allergy medicine and had a good night's sleep.
A good night's sleep does wonders, doesn't it? Next step is to figure out *why* taking an antihistamine helps you sleep better. It's probably not neurological, but maybe you breathe better and so sleep better? Best review with your primary doctor.
i have a question so i take depekote and Lamictal. my friend noticed it makes me more agitated and memory is getting sorta worse and he said I've never been like this i agree what is your advice? also my vision is gotten worse i would say.
