Simple Partial Seizures: Am I the only one who feels like they have vomit?

[Topcat]

I just had another Simple Partial Seizure and felt like this again.
Most of the times when I have an SPS I feel like I have to vomit. Sometimes I feel like I need to have a bowel movement. Sometimes both. Sometimes it's worst than other times. It is VERY unpleasant.
I've posted that I feel this way in the thread someone made about seizures hurting.
My epilepsy Dr. says this happens because the seizures are caused by a closed head injury and the part of my head that was injured was the part that makes one feel sick or cramped up in the gut.
I just hope that it doesn't get to the point were I really do have to vomit. Sometimes it has been a close thing making it to the bathroom to have a BM.
Sorry if this is gross.

 

[Shelley]

I have felt dizzy, have vomited (at home, fortunately), had diarrhea, and blacked out.
None of it is pleasant, and it is emotionally painful.

 

[walkerjm3]

Which part of your head did you injure?

 

[Dline]

I usually dry heave right before a simple and/or complex, but no vomiting. It's not a pretty sound (like a cat with a fur ball stuck ) and feel sick to my stomach. I'd be curious, too, about which part of the brain may cause it, since I'm in the middle of trying to figure this out.

 

[MAB]

right now i have been in a ps for probably 30 minutes. i should have timed it but i expected it to end quickly. i do feel like throwing up but i usually don't have that symptom. my seizures originate in parietal lobe, sorry for all lower cse letters it afects my left arm.

 

[lindsayschu2]

When I have several simple partials in a row I feel nauseated--I don't vomit but I'm definitely nauseated. Same with complex partials.

 

[Shelley]

been feeling nauseated all day, and sleepy.

 

[Topcat]

I had a closed head injury. I'm not sure exactly how it happened; (I have memory loss) but I rear ended a very large vehicle. Fortunately only one person in it had minor injuries (whiplash). However I was almost killed. I don't know the scientific name for the part of my brain but I suppose it would be the frontal lobe. The airbag saved me but also slammed open into my head.