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Old 05-15-2007, 09:26 PM #1
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Smile Ellie and Sue hello

Hi my name is jenny and new to all this,
i was just wondering the simple patail seizure Elle you said the seizure is painfull , mine dont hurt at all except for a perminant stiffness of leg muscles. the aura itself is very frightning to me, the feeling rising of terror all over , could you tell me what you meant by pain, is you're a true convultion. please excuse my nievety. i know mine is some sort of eizure and doc sending me for EEG very soon, thankyou any infro at all will help.
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Hi my name is jenny and new to all this,
i was just wondering the simple patail seizure Elle you said the seizure is painfull , mine dont hurt at all except for a perminant stiffness of leg muscles. the aura itself is very frightning to me, the feeling rising of terror all over , could you tell me what you meant by pain, is you're a true convultion. please excuse my nievety. i know mine is some sort of eizure and doc sending me for EEG very soon, thankyou any infro at all will help.
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It is an electrical shock type of a pain, it will normally start off in one place like my arm and then slowly work it's way through-out my body until I feel like I'm being electrocuted. Amazingly enough, I have electrocuted myself before; so I'm familiar with the sensation. Per my doctor's explanation, those seizures come from my Parietal Lobe and it's not the most common thing to happen. So yes, it is real pain and hurts like heck.
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It is an electrical shock type of a pain, it will normally start off in one place like my arm and then slowly work it's way through-out my body until I feel like I'm being electrocuted. Amazingly enough, I have electrocuted myself before; so I'm familiar with the sensation. Per my doctor's explanation, those seizures come from my Parietal Lobe and it's not the most common thing to happen. So yes, it is real pain and hurts like heck.
My Neuro told me those weren't seizures and told me I needed to see
a Psychiatrist! I only had experienced that maybe 4-5 times in my entire
life and I have to agree with you 1000000%, not only is it painful, it's worse
than Carpal Tunnels and freakier than "hell on earth", and the fact that it
grew on you and you couldn't STOP IT or even worse control it!

And you're absolutely right about feeling "electrocuted" - I never could
find that word to describe it.

THANK YOU ELLIE for the explanation - I thought I was loosing my mind
back then when it happened. I know what Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is,
already had surgery to correct it, and I know I'm supposed to have surgery
on the other side but like me, I HATE surgery, I'll put it off as long as I
can ... but I can assure you and everyone ...

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING LIKE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME - PERIOD!

(I am not yelling - I am putting an emphasis there)
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Hi my daughter is currently suffering from this and we to were told to see a psychiatrist. She gets these intense feelings like she is being electrocuted and it is not in just one are of the body and when it happens what ever part it is happening in locks up, shakes and she is unable to move it or control it from the movment, she also gets dizzy and when it happens in her legs she falls down. Can anyone tell me what this may be?


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Hi Amy,
I'm no neuro but it sounds like what is happening to your daughter might
be a clonic sz. that has happened to me. I will be fine and then my body will start shaking and I fall to the floor I'm unable to control the shaking and my neuro put me on the drug Keppra and since then I haven't had this happen to me once. You might want to see if this will help your daughter. Wishing you and your family the best and May God Bless You!

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Angry Dear Ellie

ok i understand i get electric head pain, travelles from the bottaom of my head travelling up to the top, several times a day. some times it reduces to a scraching or sharp tickle in the brain , like some one is grabbing my brain tissue and sticking their fingernails in it. i wonder if its the same thing????
it changes tho. and sometimes just feels like electic shocks. quick. and intermitent. hugs jen





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