Moods can be related to epilepsy . As well. I have had them up and down. .

Yes, especially around the times of my seizure clusters. I've wondered if I'm having subclinical nocturnal seizures that I'm not aware of and if they are effecting my dreams. It's also possible to have "emotional" seizures.

I've got the opposite I very rarely dream now I've been on meds since 1985

@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member I can tell you from personal experience and advice shared my friends on this site that it is very important to have a good neurologist who keeps up to date on everything to do with Epilepsy in order to get the best chance of reaching a seizure free state. And, as I learned from the first appointment that I had with my new neurologist (and a senior neurologist who was also present to verify that what my neurologist was telling me was true), there should be a limited amount of time of being on an anticonvulsant or combination of anticonvulsants before changing to some other anticonvulsants. I never reached a seizure free state yet my 2 previous neurologists kept me on Tegretol for 24 years! Learn a much as possible about your Epilepsy and questions to ask your neurologist to inspire better treatment. And if this doesn't work, then try to find a better neurologist.
Here are a few reliable sites to check out in seeking this information:
https://medlineplus.gov/epilepsy.html
https://www.epilepsy.va.gov/index.asp
https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/All-Disorde...
https://www.epilepsy.com/learn

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Dreams can be very emotional.
I have had dreams that came to.
I mean it just can be certain parts of the dream.
When I was in my teenage years I saw were my future wife grew up by noticing pictures hanging on the walls that were still hanging 15 years after the dream.
I have had others also but this one is worth sharing.

wish you a great day