Quick back story, I fell and hit my head on pavement on January 10th and blacked out. Lots of bad stuff like pcs and all that good stuff developed. These past few months (since like May I believe) ive noticed myself zoning out, or randomly starting to shake a limb and not notice it or be able to control it.

Told Dr and he ordred an EEG, came back normal, but said they sounded like seizures. Past few weeks they have gotten more intense, where basically my eyes roll into the back of my head, and I convulse uncontrollably for about a minute before snapping out of it, only to be extremely tired and sore.

Heres a link on the tbi forum on this site where I go into more detail.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread205061.html

My wife and I are curious if Aleve could cause this? We have noticed them happening since I started taking aleve for an extended period of time. Heres a little excerpt from my latest post, as being on the computer bugs my head after a short time

Well like I said I dont know if its Aleve or not. Yesterday I took it by accident (thought I was geabbing tylenol) and took two. Then about 3 hours later I had another "seizure." Coincidence? Maybe. I dont know, but my wife hid the aleve just to be safe.

The thing that scares me now though is before I used to get a warning sign one was coming, these past few times im not. They are so strange too. Its almost like I can feel my brain telling my body to do it, but I cannot stop it. Sounds weird I guess, but just something ive noticed in some of them. Some I remember and im aware of, others I have no clue about. The people that have witnessed them have said they seem to be getting worse each time though.

What are your all thoughts? My nuerologist is ordering an MRI (not really sure what that will do) but I figured id ask here. Im desperate to figure out a way to stop these, as my Dr just keeps saying yes they sure do sound like seizures, but no way to stop them. Thanks!