Partial seizures/any other seizures, or Panic Disorder?

(Sorry for spelling errors! I typed this fast.)I'm a 15 year old male and since August, ive been having these attacks at any random time, including in my sleep, that last no more than a minute long. They started out occuring once every  few weeks, and I have grown to having them 3-4 times every single day. When i first started getting them, all that would happen is a weird short period of, i guess, dizziness and i would feel out-of-body i guess you could say , and then tiredness after. I would not say or do anything during these. In november when i was getting sick of getting these all the time, i told my parents about them and we went to the doctor's. our doctor gave us a referall for a blood test, which showed nothing wrong. After this, we went for an ECG, which came out fine too. This showed our doctor that it must be panic/anxiety.

Then around the holidays, they started getting verbal. My friends and family noticed I would repeatedly say "mhm" while getting them. Then in the new year, they got even worse. I got one while presenting an oral at school, which i wasnt too nervous about, and people noticed that I was grabbing my chest while getting the attack, which i didnt notice. However, after the teacher stopped the presentation because of the attack, I felt fine and went up to do my oral right after, which surprised others. After this, i started seeing the school psychologist who thought that they were panic attacks. We discussed possible triggers and really talked about my feelings that could have led up to them, but i still continued to get them the sam amount of times.

Then, they became really verbal around January. When getting them, I started to frantically ask what time is it(because i wanted to write down the times i was getting the attacks just in case there was a pattern, which there wasnt. However, even though i have long stopped writing the times down i still ask the question.) and asked people to feel my heart(I used to want to see how fast my heart was beating during them and even though i dont care anymore i again still ask this) I didnt remember saying these things during the attacks, and i always had to ask people after what i said/did during my attacks, with everything i dont remember saying/doing.

Now in march, i am still getting them and they have not went down at all. I just got an EEG scan this wek and am hoping for an answer soon. However, since i didnt get an attack during them, i dont know what to expect. I have also gotten a referral for a neurologist from my doctor, and am waiting to see when i will be having an appointment with one.

While getting the attacks, they happen at random and i dont feel them coming on. I don't remember anything from during the attcks, and when i ask people what i said/did during the attacks, i dont remember saying/doing anything they have said. Here's a list of the symptoms I have during them to summarize them, since i didnt include them all yet.

Symptoms during attacks:

• duaration of no longer than a minute, 3-4 times a day(even 5 sometimes)
• deja vu feeling
• fast heart beating
• paleness
• repepated use of same phrase(what time is it/feel my heart)
• at the beginning, groaning/choking sounds(although i am not choking)
• trembling of arms and legs afterwards
• frantic for comfort during them
• no remembrance of what i have said/done during them
• sadness afterwards
• tiredness aftewards(not feeling as tired now after as i used to)
• look of fear
• unresponsive to people when they call my name
• something someone told me that happened this weekend was during one, my hand was bent inwards and was shaking.
• at the beginning of these attacks, i will sometimes have negative thought, like what im doing is feminine, making fun of whatever im doing at the moment, questioning what im doing at the moment, or a thought that doesnt even make sense. However, it doesnt really feel like a trigger because the thought comes after the weird deja vu feeling has sunk in. It honestly feels like a brain glitch!

The reason my family and i arent sure if its epilepsy or panic disorder is because of this: I'am a swimmer, and while i am at practice swimming laps i have gotten them severa times. However, i dont get out of the water or anything and i keep on swimming. During them, the water feels different and weirder(it feels like im not grabbing anything and my technique probably looks different) The fact that i dont sink or have trouble swimming is what we dont understand, because someone having a seizure would probably sink to the bottom or not be able to keep swimming, no?

Anyways, im not on any medication or anything for whatever this is. I am currently seeing a psychologist in case it is panic, but mt problem is not making total sense to her as panic either. I'm really hoping for a diagnosis soon because i can't just keep going on with getting these. I am constantly thinking about the trouble of getting one while i am in class and at swimming, and its hard to live like this. I hope anyone can give their share on my situation.

David