Last week I posted an article about epilepsy and aura. It was interesting to note the comments left by some of our members.
Ejard and Peng Kwee shared that they experienced hearing difficulty prior to their seizures. Billy had twitching in his elbows or cramps in his fingers warning him of potential seizures. Shanthi's brother also had twitching in his fingers. Occasionally his eyes turned very red and looked tired out before a seizure.
In my entire lifetime of seizures I had only on two occasions felt some
indifferent sensation in my head prior to my seizures. I felt dizzy
and light headed.
For many auras are easily recognizable and for some it can take a long while for their auras to be recognized. Some auras are accurate indicators of seizures and some are not.
Below are some common types of aura before a seizure.
Déjà vu (a feeling of being there before but never have).
Racing and confusing thoughts.
Tastes
Visual loss/blurring
“Strange” feelings
Fear/panic
Smells
Pleasant feelings
Dizzy or lightheaded
Odd sounds
Headache
Nausea or other stomach feelings.
Numbness or tingling in part of the body
Jamais vu (a feeling that something is very familiar but it isn’t).
For many auras are easily recognizable and for some it can take a long while for their auras to be recognized. Some auras are accurate indicators of seizures and some are not.
Below are some common types of aura before a seizure.
Déjà vu (a feeling of being there before but never have).
Racing and confusing thoughts.
Tastes
Visual loss/blurring
“Strange” feelings
Fear/panic
Smells
Pleasant feelings
Dizzy or lightheaded
Odd sounds
Headache
Nausea or other stomach feelings.
Numbness or tingling in part of the body
Jamais vu (a feeling that something is very familiar but it isn’t).
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