OK I TRULY NEED ANSWERS AND IM GETTING SO FRUSTRATED

Olivia,

This is not uncommon.  There are so many contributing factors at play.

IE: Severity of the seizure, location of the brain where the seizure activity occurred, frequency of the seizures, stress, etc.

Everybody reacts differently to seizures.

IMO ~ speak to your Doctor about this, he may have to adjust you meds or maybe send you for some further testing to determine if it could be from some other oulying medical condition.

Randy

Hi Olivia,
I had my first seizure when I was 38, and I was pretty freaked out. Walked around a corned at work and bam, don't remember a thing until I woke up with our medical director leaning over me. I was really out of whack for weeks and had headaches for quite a while. I found out that I was really groggy and disoriented off and on for a long time after a hard seizure. It took a while to learn to take it easy on myself and just let my brain try to adjust again after I had one. I learned that sometimes seizures and certain types of headaches are related, like migraines. So I always made sure I talked to my doctor about any symptoms that really bugged me. He and I have a very good relationship and we work together as a team on my neurological stuff.

ok ive had an mri-normal, eeg-normal, cat scan-normal, and a huge variety of blood tests- ALL NORMAL. what is going on? its been almost two months since the seizure and i still have a headache. its more severe at times but for the most part it just hurts right behind m eyes. and i got sent home from school for the second time on friday because my teacher saw my eyes roll back and i started jerking around. i dont have epilepsy but now they are putting me under seizure precautions at school and im so confused. why cant i have answers already? is all of this normal?