seizure hallucination

It is very characteristic and now I recognize it right away as an hallucination. (In the beginning I thought my neighbor was smoking something funny). I don't have migranes, but I have had 2 or 3 visual migranes in which there was a blurry line that stretched diagonally across my field of vision.

Any ideas, has anyone ever experienced this?? Some docs say it could be a seizure but I dont think so cause I never lost consiousness and because of how long it lasted. Could this have been a bad manic episode?? Please any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Combining these medications can increase the risk of a rare but serious condition called the serotonin syndrome, which may include symptoms such as confusion, hallucination, seizure, extreme changes in blood pressure, increased heart rate, fever, excessive sweating, shivering or shaking, blurred vision, muscle spasm or stiffness, tremor, incoordination, stomach cramp, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Severe cases may result in coma and even death.

What you have is probably olfactory hallucination or phantosmia or phantom smell. It is usually due to seizure (temporal lobe epilepsy—there is no frank seizure), or due to schizophrenia or depression or due to an aura of migraine. It can also be due to a problem in olfactory receptor mechanism. This could be due to a smell getting trapped by nasal polyps or tumors. Sinusitis with post nasal drip can cause both a phantom smell and nausea and this should be investigated first by an ENT.

I had a seizure about a month ago, first seizure ever. I don't remember much. I had memory loss for about two weeks and two weeks later I had a hallucination episode and acted like I was drunk. I had Ct scans both times and they were all good. I also had an EEG and that was normal. I had a MRI last week and got the results today. My husband claims I have brain damage and my mom said I sounded drunk. I know I should not even look into it until my Dr.

does auditory hallucination be it hearing voices, single voice and group voices and also music heard embedded in my head DOES GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER / OCD CAUSE THIS TO HAPPEN ???

Till now from your description it appears to be Hallucination, but hallucination not associated with insight, which is present in your case is a sign of good prognosis. You have provided with good information but I would like to know a few more things as this would help me in guiding you better. Hence please answer the following… - Your symptoms in detail as you experience them. - Duration of symptoms: OCD and hallucination. - Type of hallucinations and description of them.

I have been on Keppra and Lamotrigene for many months for seizures. No problem with seizure meds but began having terrible oder issues ,everything smells horrible - skin, food , lotions, shampoos etc. Could this be interaction with these meds . ?

It can also be olfactory hallucination or phantosmia or phantom smell. It is usually due to seizure (temporal lobe epilepsy), or due to schizophrenia or depression or due to an aura of migraine. It can also be due to a problem in olfactory receptor mechanism. This could be due to a smell getting trapped by nasal polyps or tumors. Sinusitis with post nasal drip can cause both a phantom smell and nausea and this should be investigated first by an ENT.

The smell could be phantom smell or olfactory hallucination. It can be a part of temporal lobe epilepsy. If lamictal is not able to control this, then some other drug can be tried in combination. If you have headaches, then this can be aura of migraine. It can also be a early sign of schizophrenia. It can also be due to a problem in olfactory receptor mechanism. This could be due to a smell getting trapped by nasal polyps or tumors.

I am 37 years old and had a grand mal seizure in March 2008 and then 2 in the same day in July 2008. After the first seizure I had all the standard tests which came back normal. They have now put me on 300mg. of Dilantin and have not had any grand mal seizures since, however I have experienced other types of seizures. My husband seems to think that I have had these other types of seizures between the times of the grand mal seizures, we just didn't know what they were then.

What you are suffering from is probably olfactory hallucination or phantosmia or phantom smell. It is usually due to seizure, or due to schizophrenia or depression or due to an aura of migraine. It can also be due to a problem in olfactory receptor mechanism. This could be due to a smell getting trapped by nasal polyps or tumors. Sinusitis with post nasal drip can cause both a phantom smell and nausea and this should be investigated first by an ENT.

You could be suffering from olfactory hallucination or phantosmia or phantom smell. It is usually due to seizure (temporal lobe epilepsy), or due to schizophrenia or depression or due to an aura of migraine. After drinking too much alcohol you can have olfactory hallucinations which affect your taste. This is usually a withdrawal symptom. However, if it is persisting, alcoholic hepatitis should be ruled out. It can also be due to a problem in olfactory receptor mechanism.

You may have experienced a hypnopompic hallucination, a half-awake, half-asleep state. It's OK to let this go.

I would say this is a hallucination ,how high is the fever, my opinion is he should be checked out by a Doctor.. .Is he hearing the voices before or after sleep ?

You could be suffering from olfactory hallucination or phantosmia or phantom smell. It is usually due to seizure (temporal lobe epilepsy), or due to schizophrenia or depression or due to an aura of migraine. After drinking too much alcohol you can have olfactory hallucinations which affect your taste. This is usually a withdrawal symptom. However, if it is persisting, alcoholic hepatitis should be ruled out. It can also be due to a problem in olfactory receptor mechanism.

The term closed eye hallucination is not widely used or accepted. Just looking at the two articles they seem to be the entopic phenomena that occur with eyes closed. I don't like the word hallucination.

i checked all of those out online and no i havent been tested for anything like that. i looked at symptoms and stuff and what i read doesnt really relate. i havent recently been having really bad cataplexy problems to the point of where it looks like im having a seizure. though only when i laugh.

I think the only form of hallucination I have had was seeing what I thought could have been a mouse running across the floor out of the corner of my eye. Though it happened several times so there was no way it was the same mouse or even more than one with the amount of times it happened. I talked about it in the group therapy I went to today. They said sometimes there is illusions.

Hi all, For the past about 9 years of my life, I have been experiencing progressively worsening neurological symptoms in addition to some other issues like heart palpitations, frequent urination, and a constantly rapid pulse.

I ordinarily take only one per night, but I was so tired and hurt so much on the night described above, I took three of these tablets! I am quite certain the three pills caused the hallucination, and have taken only one per night since the incident. There has not been any other incident. Should I just stop taking the hydrocodone all together? But why would I have such an unsettling dream about my brother? (There is a history of mild sexual abuse by him toward me.

I remember when i was 13 years old ish and i woke up terrified and screamed my dad was going to kill me and i ran around the house throwing stuff around me until i came in the basement and i realized it was a dream/hallucination or what ever. But it felt soooo real! i have no words. This hallucination has hunted me my whole life as i can remember and now i'm 20.

However, a single day miss of the medicine, gave me a third seizure, which made me aware that missing the meds all together will anyways cause a seizure, and that the dosage has to be slowly reduced before completely finishing the dosage. After 2 yrs of taking Valprid, my doctor switched me to Lamosyn...again 400 mg, due to Valprid's side effects such as weight gain. Lamosyn was also equally good. At the end of 3 yrs i.e.

Thanks... So you believe that everything im now experiencing is a kind of hallucination!...?

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