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Do anything that you thing had previously triggered the other two seizures. Was it lack of sleep? Was it too much caffeine? Was it a particular food? Were you playing a specific video game or something similar? If it was based on your cycle, then there may not be much you can do about that........I think you get the idea, though.... |
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| Well the last one was brought on by a lot of beer and not enough sleep. I started the meds 2 days ago and from the stories I've read, drinking too much wouldn't be a very good thing.... Or might it, in this case??? |
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wellllll tho i don't normally recommend it, if it's what brought it on........perhaps doing the not enough sleep part, and a couple of beers??? |
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| I agree. Be safe though. And let us know how it goes. Good luck. Hope you get some answers. Last edited by moonchild1970; 09-05-2009 at 11:24 PM. |
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| Well we tried 45 mins of strobe lights and unusual vids on youtube, and nothing... I had 2 beers earlier then quit. Too nervous to try with the meds now in my system. Oh well....maybe we'll do another EEG sometime. Thanks. |
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| You might be surprised... I had a standard, pretty short eeg, and they managed to pick up me having partials at least twice. I didn't notice apart from when the guy told me to relax because i'd inadvertently stiffened my whole body up. I didn't remember them afterwards, just him telling me to relax. I only asked my doc sometime afterwards what had actually happened, because i wanted to know.
__________________ Gach óir is é sin nach glitter... Last edited by Loopy Lou; 09-06-2009 at 06:14 AM. |
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| No- the doctors are not expecting you to do anything but do what you would do during your normal day. Anything like strobe lights will only make articfacts on it- meaning things that are false and won't look like your normal standard waveform. Even if you don't have a seizure while recording or using ambulatory EEG 48hr, it might show a specific kind of waveform that might indicate epilepsy or seizures. Do only what the doctor tells you to do- becuase they are looking for specific things only. I hope everything goes well and let us know how it comes out. Even if they don't find a seizure doesn;t mean you're not having them- might take a few EEGs to find one, so be patient. Take care, Crystal |
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| Greetings, Cathy Ann: Here's something to think about...would you want to take more medication due to false EEG test results, or do you want to be weaned from the medication you're already taking? Please, do your best to do as Smokey the Bear does & don't play with fire. Take care & best wishes! ~Ann |
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