wondering about eeg

Hello. I'd much appreciate some feedback on this: I've had inconclusive investigations over the past 3-4 years, since a L temporal lobe abnormality was first found on EEG. I'm not having actual fits or any other classic seizure manifestations, but do have unusual and very disabling episodic events that are still unexplained (that was the reason for the EEG in the first place), as well as unexplained cognitive deficits that cause significant impairment yet don't conform to any classic pattern. CT & MRI haven't shed any light. 18 months on one AED and 6 months on another don't seem to have altered anything. Lately, the specialist I was referred to early in the year told me that my most recent EEG looked 'pretty good, really', so neurology and I should say goodbye to each other. That's fine with me as long as it's really appropriate, but I wasn't so sure when I saw the EEG report itself: 'Alpha rhythm is present at 10 Hz. There is some low amplitude and theta activity over both temporal regions. However from time to time high voltage delta transients occur over the temporal lobe on both left and right hemispheres, perhaps marginally more on the left than on the right but in this EEG quite bilateral. At times during the resting record there is some bilateral generalized sharp wave transients indicating generalized dysrhythmia. No abnormality occurs with photic stimulation. With hyperventilation the development of high voltage slow wave transients is seen bilaterally.' I'm just wondering, should I be quite content with the interpretation of 'pretty good, really' - or perhaps look for a second opinion on this most recent EEG? (Previous recordings have usually found theta over L temporal lobe, sometimes spreading to right, frequent runs of sharp waves, some sharp & slow wave activity, and so forth.) Thanks very much for any thoughts.