My seizures last about 5 minutes (or less), although the seizure stops I still remain unconscious for long (anything between 10-40 minutes), should someone seek medical assistance or is it best to just to just wait it out. My neurologist says there is nothing they can do so best just to wait. It’s a terrible feeling and it’s a struggle to regain consciousness, move my limbs and open my eyes. I just want a second opinion to set my husband at ease when it happens.

Because my dad told me I was at the top of the stairs talking to myself but what I was saying was worded like having a conversation with myself

I at one time was told I had grand mal, then went to petite mal now I'm told I have generalized primary seizures. I tend to not understand how this is possible and wonder could doctors misinformed me or is it actually possible for the diagnosis to continuously changed and why/how does this happen. what causes this?

So is awareness during a seizure mean you can still respond and talk during one or does it mean your aware of your actions but can hear what's going on around you but can't engage or interact with anyone .

I want to know

i want to know as much as possiable about it they r talking about doin this on my daughter

I seem to have different types of epilepsy? Is that possible or am I not remembering them accurately?

My daughter has been diagnosed with Jeavons Syndrome. We are waiting to see the neurologist and I can find hardly any information on this rare type of epilepsy.

Question: Does anyone hear things around them when having a seizure. I think I just had one but seem to be aware of what’s happening. Just had trouble talking? Thank you for any input.

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