Pain With Complex Partial Seizures

My 10 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with Complex Partial Seizures. For the last year she was have "anxiety" attacks at odd random times. She also has mild ADHD and I thought maybe this was just a side affect of her medication. In Feburary she had a seizure although I didn't know it. It only lasted maybe 15 seconds. She rubbed her knee on her cheek as was saying stuff that didn't make since. After she had no idea what had happend. However, she is my dramatic girl and has been known to fake and illness or to get out of school. After the incident she was totally fine, but a week later she had another seizure as school was getting out. We went to the emergency room that day.

After a few weeks of waiting and seizures seeming to occure almost everyday we got into Stanford Medical Center. Her EEG came back abnormal and she was diagnosed with complex partial seizures. She has an aura which is her anxiety attacks although it might be fair to say they feel more like terror attacks to her. The aura is the least favorite part of the seizure to her and the only part she can remember. She is on Kepra and the seizures are reduced a little bit. She is averaging about one or two seizures a week instead of every day. 

My question has to do with pain though. After a seizure, although not always, she complains of pain. The pain can be in her legs. Sometimes so severe she is screaming and crying and no one can touch them. Occasionally it is horriable headaches. She had a seizure yesterday and by last night her shoulder and right side of her back is so sore she could barley sleep. She doesn't have clonic or tonic seizures at all. There is no jerking that I can see. She doesn't even feel particularly stiff if I am holding her during the seizure. I end up holding her alot becuase she is so scared during the aura. I can't find information on pain and CPS anywhere. Does anyone else have experience with this?