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Emotion triggers after surgery?

Mon, 07/02/2007 - 08:44
Hi everyone, I have a question for those who have had surgery and can possibly help me out please? I am a candidate for surgery and have to go thru some tests yet before I make up my mind whether to go ahead with it or not. But one thing I'd like to know is, if anyone can answer this one, is about emotion triggers for seizures. In other words, every day of my life I have to keep an eye on my emotion to make sure I dont trigger a seizure, lige get too stressed out, or get too excited or get too upset etc. I have to try and stay on an average scale you could say, which I cannot always control of course, I am only human after all! So my question is, does one after the surgery still have to continue focusing on controlling their emotions to avoid triggering their seizures? Can anyone tell me this? I would really appreciate this. Many thanks in advance, Quirky

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Emotion triggers after surgery?

Submitted by quirky on Mon, 2007-09-24 - 08:36
thanks pick61, much appreciate your input,it's interesting to know what does happen so thank you for telling me. I have the fmri scan and wada test left to go. they should be done by mid Nov latest. thanks again, quirky :-)

Re: Emotion triggers after surgery?

Submitted by pick61 on Wed, 2011-04-13 - 12:29
No problem quirky. I just wanted to wish you all the best for the remainder of the testing. I hope you get the results you want to enable you to move forward in whichever way seems right for you. Best wishes.

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