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Hello, my neurologist did an EEG on me on 3 different occasions for a different reason. In all 3 occasions I was told there was abnormal sharp waves that represent Epilepsy. I've never had any sort of seizures before.
The reason I started seeing a neurologist was memory issues, imbalance, weakness, and fainting spells. Are these considered seizures?
Also, for a while now, I have hallucinations during first stages of sleep, like right while drifting to sleep. I can also feel myself fainting… read more
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member sharp waves means seizures. seizures can cause by a stroke or most epilepsy. i think you have partial seizures. and seizures at night are called nocturnal seizures. its when you are sleeping or falling asleep and have a seizure.
i had a lot of seizures in the morning noon night and midnight seance i was a kid. i dont know everything but i know a lot. i just want to help you figure stuff out that the dr dont know about.
i have seizures cause by foods. all the dr were baffled about the unknown seizures until my teens. i dont want you to go thru what i went thru. thats all.
Sounds like epilepsy and seizures. However it could also be side effects of the medicine. I experienced those exact symptoms when on kepra, changed medicines and helped with majority of those symptoms I was experiencing.
i am here to help as best that i can.
Thanks Bryan! I appreciate it. I do need answers and there are many questions I have
I didn't know it was epilepsy :(
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