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Old 02-18-2013, 10:42 PM #1
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I posted this on another forum before I found this one. Shh don't tell but I feel more comfortable here. I have been having these mini blackout spells for a while. It only happens when I lie down. It is not the same as dozing off. I blackout for a couple seconds and then sit straight up. However, on Saturday night, it happened a few times in a row and then something washed over me and I was literally paralyzed. I t didn't last long although it seemed like forever. I tried to call to my husband and also to move to touch him. I could not move or speak. I know it sounds insane but it was very real and very scary. Next morning I called my doc. She was concerned but did not feel it was urgent. We decided to wait for my test results which have now come back normal. Any thoughts?
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You may have had a seizure. I would discuss that possibility with your neurologist. I have had a few absence seizures. I get really tired and have a slight headache afterward.
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Way back when I was more aggressive about everything MS, one of the neuros wanted to do a sleep test on me.

Since I was not having sleep issues other than slight insomnia which Ambien handles easily, I did not pursue it.

MS and sleep problems go hand in hand so call your doctor and have tests run.
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part of your post had me thinking of this
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
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Very interesting, MissJ.
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