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So, I have juvinile myoclonic epilepsy, all started when I was 15 and the medication hasn't done anything except make the after effects less painful.
However this may be coincidental, and I may have just got used to it along with my pain killers getting better.
I have been told I have a condition called postural tachycardia syndrome, where my heart rate goes up and my blood pressure goes down, this is where I get myoclonic I assume - then when they get too far apart I have a full seizure.
They are still checking for heart murmurs and other stuff - because this heart thing is fairly newly discovered.
I wondered if anyone else has heard or experienced this?
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However this may be coincidental, and I may have just got used to it along with my pain killers getting better.
I have been told I have a condition called postural tachycardia syndrome, where my heart rate goes up and my blood pressure goes down, this is where I get myoclonic I assume - then when they get too far apart I have a full seizure.
They are still checking for heart murmurs and other stuff - because this heart thing is fairly newly discovered.
I wondered if anyone else has heard or experienced this?
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