I'm exactly like that, I know it sucks but we have to live with it. =[ I have them during the night time too, i also have insomnia, making it hard to function. The night time seizures are nothing, don't worry about them, as long as you're not having them during the day then your good to go, and if you feel insecure get a seizure alert dog, i did=]

It sounds to me sort of like my brothers complex partial szrs. He has them in his sleep sometimes. He is confused after them, and may be functioning, talking, singing, walking ect. afterwards for up to ten mins, but forget that when he TRULY comes out of confusion state. All his zrs make him have bad headaches, and he had to get perscription headache pills, although they don't really work. He does get sore after having szrs, but not all the time, it just depend on the way he was sitiuated.

Anyway, I would say to continue doing more test. They have to find the cause soon.

===Shenoah

I too have had episodes while asleep and I wake for about a few min and fall asleep again.
I sleep about 4 hours at a time,but have no ill effects afterward. No migraines.
My mate says I grip her arm,my body become rigid and that I babble. ??.
Of course I don't recall any of this.
Meds (valproic acid 500 & lamictal 400 mg ) make my short-term mrmory suffer.
Meds also create slight facial rash but not reddish; just patchy dry skin forehrad and cheeks. I get excess dandruff despite any shampoo.
Seacrest brand lotion helps well.
It's a small price to pay for being episode free.

You are certainly not alone.  I had grand mal febral seizures from infancy until just before I started kindergarten. It appeared I'd grown out of them.  I was fine until I turned 18 and started having auras and so on, and was diagnosed with complex partial seizures.  Nothing showed up on my tests either, but all my symptoms definitely proved I had epilepsy; as did my short term memory issues.  I was told, that often people who have a seizure disorder as a child (even if it goes away) are more likely to develop epilepsy as an adult.  This site is great for all people like us, it shows us that we're not alone and we aren't losing our minds or anything. As for your migraines, you should see a doctor about those.  That could just be a separate issue and maybe your seizures just trigger them.  There may be something you could take to control that problem separately.  I get premigraine auras, but have yet to have an actual headache.  I've actually lost my site for around 15-20 minutes.  My doctor gave me Treximet to keep on hand just in case.

You are definitley not the only one, I think we in a sense, feel like we are the only ones on the face of the planet going through the problems that we are going through such as driving, taking care of our kids, being unable to work etc.

     I have had epilepsy ever since I was 14, I am now 31. They have been controlled up until about 2 years ago and then they came back again. Now I have a 3 year old son with autism,  and I am struggling to hold to a job that requires me to drive. It really suck having to hitch rides like you have gotten a DUI or something. I often feel trapped in my situation, but I just try and keep moving forward.