This app doesn't cover chronic angiopathic changes but stress may play a factor. Had a mri done not that long ago. They couldn't find what was causing what they call epileptic and non epileptic seizures. But they found the other thing I mentioned. Could ptsd cause seizures? I don't know what other tests they can do. It's frustrating not to have an answer on why I am having uncontrolled body movements. Mess don't seem to work for me as I've tried sertraline and I don't remember what the other one was. I'm one of those people that pharmaceutical pills rarely work unless you count side effects. Any ideas what could be causing the seizures?
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This app doesn't cover chronic angiopathic changes but stress may play a factor. Had a mri done not that long ago. They couldn't find what was causing what they call epileptic and non epileptic seizures. But they found the other thing I mentioned. Could ptsd cause seizures? I don't know what other tests they can do. It's frustrating not to have an answer on why I am having uncontrolled body movements. Mess don't seem to work for me as I've tried sertraline and I don't remember what the other one was. I'm one of those people that pharmaceutical pills rarely work unless you count side effects. Any ideas what could be causing the seizures?
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Psychogenic non epileptic seizure
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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