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Old 04-06-2009, 04:55 PM
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Neuro did not do seizure sleep study


I have been having "episodes" of leaping out of bed several times a night. I try to stop it but can't. My husband says I jolt up and it looks like my body is clenching. Sometimes I remember getting out of bed but other times I just find myself sitting on the floor next to my bed. This goes on all night. Went for a sleep study. I have NO sleep apnea. I couldn't sleep because of performance anxiety. neurologist does not know what I have. I just picked up the results so I can take it to new neurologist who I will be seeing next week. I think he only did an apnea study.
My graph on shows all the lines under HEART and Sa022 and nothing to do with the brain. He was a very young new tech and the electrodes kept falling off my head. Is there a special sleep study for seizures. My waking eeg was normal and doctor did not even suggest MRI. Thank you so much. I even asked him if it could be noctural panic attacks but he said he doesn't think so. I don't even know what I'm doing at night anymore because I am so tired. I go right back to sleep but it happens again and again. When I was little my mom said I would awaken her with a high pitched gasp. By the time she came to room I was asleep again. I always had these jumping up falling off bed episodes but I am 50 now and it has never been everynight all night long until about 6 months agoo.
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Personally, another sleep study with intact electrodes sounds like a plan.

As a simple suggestion, you cannot fall from the floor. Sleep on the floor to minimize injuring yourself. That is my philosophy duing an aura.

Sleep deprivation is a factor in epilepsy. If you're not getting proper sleep, it could be aggravating the situation.
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I hope this will soon quit for you.
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