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For those of you who have them, what do they feel like? I think I posted something similar to this before, but it was a different question.
I ask because before I went to bed last night I was having some longer auras for the first time in a few weeks. Last night I woke up several times feeling weirdly dizzy and strange in general, and then at one point when I woke up I was hearing something weird - I think it was all in my head. I can't tell if it was a dream or what, and I'm trying to remember the sound now, but it was repetitive, like something was being hit over and over again. Then I remember it kind of going away. I felt afraid I was going to have a seizure (I felt that before I went to bed as well), I do remember that much.
I ended up sleeping around 12 hours last night (fell asleep around with the assistance of half of a melatonin that I took because I took a two hour nap yesterday afternoon 11:00 and woke up today at 10:30), and this morning I've had a TERRIBLE headache since I woke up that will not go away.
I haven't been sleeping well for the past few weeks. I flew to the west coast from the east coast to visit family for a week, then just came back, then my boyfriend came to visit two days after I came back, so my schedule is all sorts of jacked up. Sleep is my number one trigger as far as I can tell, though I really don't know if I have night seizures or not.
I also started on an anti-inflammatory patch (Flector Patch - it's like Voltaren for those of you who have used it, and I didn't want to take anymore pills, so I asked for something external, and I heard this was awesome) last night for my knee, and last week I started on Celexa for my moods, which actually seems to be helping a lot (not irritable or crying for no reason anymore, and haven't really felt any ill effects). The psychiatrist knew about my seizure meds, etc. and asked me quite a few questions, so I'm pretty sure they aren't interacting weird, and I asked my doctor about what type of sleep aids are okay to take with the medications I'm on, and she said melatonin is probably the best thing I can take. That's just some side info I guess.
Any insights/experience? I don't have a neurologist appointment until the 11th but I'll ask him about it as well.
I ask because before I went to bed last night I was having some longer auras for the first time in a few weeks. Last night I woke up several times feeling weirdly dizzy and strange in general, and then at one point when I woke up I was hearing something weird - I think it was all in my head. I can't tell if it was a dream or what, and I'm trying to remember the sound now, but it was repetitive, like something was being hit over and over again. Then I remember it kind of going away. I felt afraid I was going to have a seizure (I felt that before I went to bed as well), I do remember that much.
I ended up sleeping around 12 hours last night (fell asleep around with the assistance of half of a melatonin that I took because I took a two hour nap yesterday afternoon 11:00 and woke up today at 10:30), and this morning I've had a TERRIBLE headache since I woke up that will not go away.
I haven't been sleeping well for the past few weeks. I flew to the west coast from the east coast to visit family for a week, then just came back, then my boyfriend came to visit two days after I came back, so my schedule is all sorts of jacked up. Sleep is my number one trigger as far as I can tell, though I really don't know if I have night seizures or not.
I also started on an anti-inflammatory patch (Flector Patch - it's like Voltaren for those of you who have used it, and I didn't want to take anymore pills, so I asked for something external, and I heard this was awesome) last night for my knee, and last week I started on Celexa for my moods, which actually seems to be helping a lot (not irritable or crying for no reason anymore, and haven't really felt any ill effects). The psychiatrist knew about my seizure meds, etc. and asked me quite a few questions, so I'm pretty sure they aren't interacting weird, and I asked my doctor about what type of sleep aids are okay to take with the medications I'm on, and she said melatonin is probably the best thing I can take. That's just some side info I guess.
Any insights/experience? I don't have a neurologist appointment until the 11th but I'll ask him about it as well.