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Old 06-18-2015, 05:41 AM #1
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Hi Aardvark12,

Darlene gave you some very good info. My advice to you is to have a sleep study done. I had one done and my Dr. found out I was having seizures in my sleep 1-2 hrs. before I would wake up.
In regards to possibly having seizures when you are near flourscent lights that is known as being photosensitive meaning certain colors can trigger a seizure for you. I had a special e.e.g. done a few yrs. ago and my Dr. had techs flash different color strobe lights one at a time and that's when they found out bright white, fluorescent green and amber were the 3 colors that triggered sz. for me.
Try taking vitamin B12 1000 mcg. once a day and cut back on the carbs and starch foods also stay away from anything with nutra sweet in it. The B12 helps calm a persons nerves down and it has reduced my sz. greatly, Also cutting back on carbs and starch foods will help. Nutra sweet will cause more electrical activity in a persons brain and trigger more sz. I wish you the best of luck and May God Bless You!

Sue
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