day/night seizure patterns
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Found that thread I mentioned earlier!
http://www.coping-with-epilepsy.com/forums/f23/timing-seizures-7343/
I knew it was superNak who posted the info.
http://www.coping-with-epilepsy.com/forums/f23/timing-seizures-7343/
I knew it was superNak who posted the info.
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Holy Cow! Mesial Temporal lobe peak times are totally me!
Thats insane. I wish they had more information on why that is.
mine are usually between 5:30 and 8:30 and in the mornings if I have a tonic clonic *rarer, but they suck worse.* They either happen while im sleeping in around 7-10am or when I am up getting ready for work, which is at 7am. falling into mirrors and burning myself with hair straighteners should wait until a little later than eh?
Thats insane. I wish they had more information on why that is.
mine are usually between 5:30 and 8:30 and in the mornings if I have a tonic clonic *rarer, but they suck worse.* They either happen while im sleeping in around 7-10am or when I am up getting ready for work, which is at 7am. falling into mirrors and burning myself with hair straighteners should wait until a little later than eh?
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