Usually, I know when I have a seizure because all of a sudden I come to with someone standing over me. Music has been the only identified trigger where if it going to impact me, I immediately go dizzy and have to get out of the situation before I collapse.
Last night, I was standing in the kitchen making dinner on the stove and all of a sudden I couldn't put the pan down. It was like an out of body experience there things were cloudy and I kept trying to put the pan back down and couldn't get… read more
What you experienced does sound like it could have been a different type of seizure than you're used to. The symptoms you described—feeling cloudy, being unable to control your movements with the pan, difficulty speaking, and extreme fatigue afterward—align with what's called a focal seizure with impaired awareness.
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Sorry I’m late to reply. It does seem like a seizure to me. At times I will be in the middle of something and all of a sudden I don’t know what I am doing. Then it starts. Hope you found an answer.
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My bit of info: My breakthrough seizures are the same as I normally have, which are tonic-clonic. When I started menopause, I didn't recall any change in my type of seizures. My seizures have changed from mid-day to the evening. My neurologist and I both believe it could be due to changes in hormones during the day. Does the Crystal Lite have a sweetener other than sugar? I think I have heard that artificial sweeteners can cause problems for people with epilepsy. Don't take that as gospel until you confirm it.