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Additional Resource Information and Specifics
Déjà vu is very common with those with
TLE (Temporal Lobe Epilepsy)
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Psychic phenomena
* Patients may have a feeling of déjà vu or jamais vu, a sense of familiarity or unfamiliarity, respectively.
* Patients may experience depersonalization (ie, feeling of detachment from oneself) or derealization (ie, surroundings appear unreal).
* Fear or anxiety usually is associated with seizures arising from the amygdala. Sometimes, the fear is strong, described as an "impending sense of doom."
* Patients may describe a sense of dissociation or autoscopy, in which they report seeing their own body from outside.
* Autonomic phenomena are characterized by changes in heart rate, piloerection, and sweating. Patients may experience an epigastric "rising" sensation or nausea.
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For more information you can find it here:
Temporal Lobe Epilepsy - by eMed
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