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I was at Swedish neuroscience in like 2014-2019 something and I had a seizure on the EEG monitor while I was speaking and everything was kind of garbled and all fuzzy and I just kind of spit it out and I was wondering if anyone else goes through that or if they stutter and repeat their words When they have a seizure or after cause everybody
Yes. This is pretty common whenever a seizure happens. If anything in my case its one of the major indicators that a seizure is definitely happening or about to happen. I would either not be able to talk even though I'm aware if I try I can only get a few words out and that's it.
Growing up with epilepsy was a challenge for me when it came to talking. Trying to talk I always ended up stuttering.. I couldn’t keep up with my thoughts that I wanted to say. So when I tried to speak or talk with the speed of my thoughts, I ended up stuttering my words. I don’t stutter as much as I use to. But , I do stutter every now and then.. and when I do, I have to stop speaking out. I then slow down my thinking process so I can speak what I want to say.
What you're describing sounds like cognitive seizures, which can affect speech and language processing. During these types of seizures, a person may
• Be unable to speak clearly
• Have difficulty understanding language
• Not recognize familiar sounds
• Experience confusion with communication
These symptoms are real and Show Full Answer
That was definitely the case when I was young and I was having an aura
Yes . It usually happens to me a few days before and the day of the seizure my speech is completely garbled.
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