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Question Nightmares/Weird Dreams- Seizures?
Hi all!
I've been having a lot of weird dreams and nightmares lately which has me a little concerned. I used to have them and they were usually accompanied with seizures which makes me wonder if I'm having night time seizure activity again. I had complex partial seizures and simple partial seizures before surgery (almost 5 years ago). Now I have simple partials and the occasional cp, generally brought on by music or lights or something in my environment. I'm wondering what's going on, does anyone else experience anything like this?

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