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Back-to-back seizures

Wed, 09/29/2010 - 23:25
I started a thread about myoclonic jerks a few minutes ago as well; perhaps it is related to what I am saying in this next post: Today I had 3 back-to-back seizures inside of an hour. My sz are partials that can secondarily generalize, and when they generalize I don't lose consciousness, but will feel out-of-it along with varying degrees of fatigue for anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours. So during today's sz I'd barely recovered from one, then another would hit. I was scared, because shortly after my seizures first started 4 months ago (and before I was medicated) I was in status E. and ended up in the hospital for 2 weeks and on IV dilantin for 5 or so days. Except for lingering fatigue and tension/electricity in my lower back. butt and head/neck, this current "event" has long since stopped. Is this back-to-back "event" a form of status E.? Has anyone else had back-to-back seizures? If so, what was the explanation you were given for what was going on?? Thanks for any help.

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My 21 yr old daughter had 4

Submitted by Mommamary on Sat, 2018-08-18 - 01:18
My 21 yr old daughter had 4 back to back tonic-clonic seizures today within 2 hours. No one has answers.. is this normal? She has been having seizures since she was 19 yrs old but never 4 like this. Any help is appreciated  

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