dragonlady1978
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My son is only 5 so it's hard to get him to explain some things adequately, especially because it's all he's known. I've read descriptions of similar things here so hoping maybe someone can shed some light.
Sometimes he hears and smells things that aren't there. Gasoline or smoke is usually what he smells, and he hears his name being called or people talking.
He has more than one type of seizure, and I know that there are types that would just make you zone out for a few seconds at a time so I'm wondering.....
When these sensory hallucinations happen, is it always accompanied by a seizure, or does it just happen to some people with epilepsy like a side effect of the condition? I'm wondering if he is having more seizures than I am counting, like I'm just missing them because I don't know what it is. I'm assuming that if it is in fact some type of seizure that by the time he tells or asks me about it the seizure would be over with so the time to witness anything would be over, if that makes any sense.
Sometimes he hears and smells things that aren't there. Gasoline or smoke is usually what he smells, and he hears his name being called or people talking.
He has more than one type of seizure, and I know that there are types that would just make you zone out for a few seconds at a time so I'm wondering.....
When these sensory hallucinations happen, is it always accompanied by a seizure, or does it just happen to some people with epilepsy like a side effect of the condition? I'm wondering if he is having more seizures than I am counting, like I'm just missing them because I don't know what it is. I'm assuming that if it is in fact some type of seizure that by the time he tells or asks me about it the seizure would be over with so the time to witness anything would be over, if that makes any sense.