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AFTER SURGERY-IS THAT FEELING A SEIZURE???????

Sun, 04/08/2007 - 18:05
HELLO!I HAD A LEFT FRONTAL LOBE RESECTION ON MARCH 20,2007 I USED TO HAVE 1-5 SEIZURES IN MY SLEEP EVERY NIGHT .NOW NONE.BUT SOMETIMES I GET FAMILIAR FEELINGS IN MY HEAD.ITS NOT STRONG ENOUGH FOR AN AURA BUT IT FEELS LIKE ONE.I DON'T HAVE ANY IN MY SLEEP WHICH IS WHEN I HAD MY SEIZURES BEFORE.I THINK SOMETIMES I'M CAUSING THESE FEELINGS.IS IT JUST MY BRAIN HEALING? I'M SO STRESSED OUT.I GET MAD REALLY EASY,I DON'T LIKE TO BE SOMEWHERE WITH TO MANY OTHER PEOPLE,I WALK AROUND THINKING SOMETHING IS WRONG WHEN IF I TAKE A MINUTE TO RELAX I FIND I HAVEN'T FELT THIS GOOD IN YEARS.I CAN'T EXPLAIN IT TO MY WIFE.CAN ANYONE RELATE?????PLEASE RESPOND THANKS GREGG

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Re: AFTER SURGERY-IS THAT FEELING A SEIZURE???????

Submitted by Mimi3 on Sat, 2009-10-10 - 21:36

Great thread.  I also had - and am having - what seems to be auras, but they never progress.  My surgery was 9 months ago.

I also would like to know how you all are doing.  

Great thread.  I also had - and am having - what seems to be auras, but they never progress.  My surgery was 9 months ago.

I also would like to know how you all are doing.  

Re: AFTER SURGERY-IS THAT FEELING A SEIZURE???????

Submitted by tonialpha on Sat, 2009-10-10 - 23:22
I love this thread too!!  I was trying to describe these odd short feelings to my neurologist just after my surgery in the 90's and he laughed!  He winked at me!  He gave me a term and winked and told me not to worry.  He said some doctors will say you are hallucinating.  It will not record as a sz.  One month later I was working and that symptom never came back!   I married 3 months later!

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