is this seizure symtoms

I shake alot mostly my hands but sometimes is feels like my hole body shakes, i get bad headaches some that t3's don;t even take away, i lay down and relax and most times fall asleep which is ok except when i wake up i have had weird experiences like i've gotten out of bed but i haven;t, brain sensations like vibrates and some movements in my arms twitch. I have had an MRI done results came back normal meaning no signs of stroke or tumor. Also had an EEG done as well when i was laying there on the bed hooked up to the electrodes my eyes could not stay still so the guy had asked me if this happens all the time i said yes and he asked me to place my fingures over my eyes so they would stop moving didn;t help any lol, anyway i think i need to call my pysch doc and ask him if the results are in because i kinda am getting freeaked out at this point because it;s getting worse. I take 125mgs of ZOLOFT, 0.5mgs klonopin twice daily and 50mgs of sereqoul daily. However i think that the klonopin has worn itself out and i need to try something new. Sorry for the rambling but i would like to know if other have had or do have the same sensations as i thanks to whom ever replies thanks Twiggy2

thanks i think that would be a good idea to have that done i will talk to him about that. I also understand that the meds play a part in it as well i been on them for so long now that i thought that most of the side effects would be none existent, but i will keep in touch. I don;t think an MRI would show seizures maybe in some people it may donlt know. Anyway thanks again Twiggy2.

I called my pysc doc office and i have a appointment tommorow, i explained whats been happening and maybe he will have some answers. I will let u know what he suggests. I think that maybe i need to be in the hospital again for a while for observation and tests possibly a 24 to 48 hour EEG or something anyway thanks for letting me vent Twiggy2 I kinda came pretty close to my breaking point the other night and i know i need to tell him that. Take care talk to ya later Twiggy2.

Hi Twiggy

I think it's a good idea to keep a record of any seizure or turns that you can remember so that when you do see your dr or neurologist all you have to give them a copy of the record you have.

I only take very mild seizures or 'funny turns' as I call them when I get a weird dream come into my head and my head feels funny. When I 1st started having these turns someone suggested to me to keep a record of the turns so I bought an exercise book. As soon as I take a turn I write down what I can remember about the turn (I can't always remember everything), if someone witnesses me taking a turn I ask the person what I was like when I took the turn then I write that down in my exercise book.

When the time comes to see my neurologist I type any turns I've had on the computer so they are more readble lol & print them out for the neurologist.

At 1st my neurologist didn't understand what I meant by my turns either & would ask me about the dreams, eventualy he started to understand.

Hiya Twiggy.

I can't honestly say that I have experienced them all together when coming round from seizures but I do experience them individually every now and again. Nothing to go to the doctor with I didnt think. So it is possible that they are after-effects of the seizure but it sounds like it could be something else. I hope your neuro appt comes in soon, a specialist should be able to help you. Keeping a record is a great idea because if your anything like me, you get to neuro appts and suddenly can't remember anything of what you wanted to say!

I hope things get sorted soon. Good Luck

Darren