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| Morning and I'm sorry for your rough time. What meds are you on? It definitely could be the meds or maybe a combo. If you have been stressed lately maybe its building up rather than you letting it out? Maybe go hit a speed ball or do something physical. Maybe that will help you work on the stress and that in turn will make you feel better. I hope you feel better soon. Joan* |
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Yeah, I've had it happen. On more than one occasion. What med are you on? Have you had your levels checked recently? Been eating right? Been sick? Did you eat something that you shouldn't? (Can't eat grapefruit with carbamazepine). Sometimes when our own bodies are just the SLIGHTEST bit out of whack from normal, stupid things like this will happen. On the other hand, your body may be metabolising the meds differently, too. Keep an eye on it. If you're taking Keppra, start taking some B6, it will help. If it continues, have your blood levels checked. Your meds may need adjusting. Good luck! Meetz |
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| While these irrational responses could be a side effect of your anti-epileptic drugs, I have to tell you that I can experience the same myself when I'm uber stressed, anxious and/or sleep deprived (and I'm not taking anti-epileptic drugs). Your exam results are due in about a week or so, aren't they? I wonder if your short fuse will be immediately cured once you get the news... ![]() Try getting good sleep and avoid alcohol for a while.
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| I am also not on anti-epileptic drugs, or any other at this time. Chewing, sniffling, shuffling of feet, some music, can really irritate me from time to time. Usually I feel a tension in my back, and attempt to change the cyclical thoughts that are focused on the sound or visual. For me, this is where breathing techniques help a lot. Stopping... taking 5 min to find clarity, helps me.
__________________ Robin Neurofeedback - Rebecca's Story Feedback Matters- blog Knowledge is power and knowledge shared is power multiplied. -- Bob Noyce |
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| ^^ ....as per Bernard and Robin, I think it could simply be a few factors that annoy the hell out of you.I've got one at the moment - my Mum has had a nasty cold, which has spread to my Dad. Now, thanks to him not doing the simplest off things, raising a hand, covering his mouth helping the germs to NOT spread so bad, I'VE now got it !! Oh, and he eats his food with his mouth open too. I'm sure it's not the drugs that wind me up about such minor things, just people be unbearable at times |
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| I find that I occasionally hear or see things that annoy the hell out of me, this normally happens when I am starting to feel stressed, anxious and heading towards a panic attack. Normally I am able to nip it in the bud before the attack itself actually takes place. But it can be the stupidist of things that annoy me, things that do not normally tend to bother me. I have always put it down to anxiety and never even thought of them being linked to my E or meds in anyway.
__________________ "Be What You Are" - Stiff Little Fingers Lyrics |
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| I know what really annoys me when people will ask me if its my medicine that causes me to get upset.They seem to like to blame everything on my meds. I'll tell them no it's not my meds that cause me to get upset. some people are such idiots. Belinda
__________________ (A)abort (B)fail (C)retry (D)throw computer against wall southern and proud of it. I've had a VNS since 2000 |
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| Hi Dr., As many have said, the irritation doesn't necessarily need to be a side effect of your medication. I have noticed that I am *extremely sensitive to noises of any kind. I can't listen to music with vocals at all, and most of the time when I drive the radio is off...although I do power through it when my kids are in the car if they want to listen to something. But television, crowds of any type, going out to eat...I can't deal with those any longer. I know someone else with epilepsy and she also has the same sensitivities as I do. Perhaps it is caused by the location of the start of the seizures? Perhaps that part of my brain is constantly being irritated by seizure activity? Don't know. But know that you're not alone. |
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| Thanks for the support people
__________________ Dr. Arvind Ramaswamy |
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| My parents cause my anger!!!!!!!!!!!
__________________ Have a good day. Hawke |
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| Originally Posted by brain :
__________________ Dr. Arvind Ramaswamy |
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I've done that and for some reason, it doesn't seem to work. Long walks help. I alos have a punching bag on my front porch. That helps. |
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| LOL...wanting to break things on occasion...hmmm...that sounds like me! LOL, but I can use the excuse that I'm pregnant. |
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LOL...wanting to break things on occasion...hmmm...that sounds like me! LOL, but I can use the excuse that I'm pregnant. |
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| *bowing and tblowing kisses* Your welcome Brain! |
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| It's all down to chemical imbalances. Sometimes our 'happy' box gets outweighed by our 'stress' box, and the imbalance begins. Cure ?....think happy thoughts to pour more into the 'happy' box - this'll outweigh the miserable 'stress' box No, I'm not COMPLETELY mad - just trying to explain something in a manner that everyone can understand, hopefully. <scratching head> |
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