Slow-motion and wont stop

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When I have been having seizures that seem that they are taking forever and dont quit but after the day goes by so slow.think I am being over medicated.
 
Let your neurologist know what's going on -- it could be the seizures and/or the meds that are affecting you.
 
i remember when I was growing up as a child with epilepsy I would feel like I was in slow motion before my seizures would start. I would also recommend telling this to your neurologist. Any little information will help.
 
I have moved to oregon and see my nuero next month and they have been happening after I take my meds and I start to get dizzy and sick then I cluster and it seems like it wont stop and rest of day seems to go so slow like slowmo
 
Seriously... that is exactly what happened to me with keppra. It was bad. You need to see a doctor right away... is my opinion. I felt that way for over twelve hours then took my next dose and it started all over again. I was bumping into walls and was really uncoordinated. I felt over medicated.
 
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I live in springfield thats funny all my inlaws hate the beavers could u get me his number plz and thks for the responses
 
Julie, think that might be part of a seizure what you experienced? Reason I asked is this time I was in Walmart, LONG before I ever started on medication and even saw a Neurologist, everything started going out of focus, everything seemed muffled and distant and also I bumped into a few things as if I didn't have coordination, then after a bit, it cleared up and I was fine.
 
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