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Hi, so bit of a long question. I was diagnosed by the GP with pseudoseizures, but a councillor told me it was dissociation. Basically i get extremely tired to the point i cant keep my eyes open, my body feels really heavy and i cant communicate verbally. It also comes with this feeling that is really hard to describe, almost like a pulse/wave through me or intense pins or needles? Its hard to explain sorry, almost like im falling alseep and my body is trying to jolt me awake. Nothing helps except sleeping until it goes away and occassionally ice on my body. I just wonder if anyone else feels like this or knows which one it might be.

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    • PandaProblems

      406d

      @EliteLexy Hi! I havent heard of that, i will do some googling. Thank you! 💕

    • EliteLexy

      407d

      Hi! I have non epileptic seizures. I, my epileptologist and my psychologist just figured this out. The name of my current diagnosis is Functional Neurological System Disorder. From my understanding, it is considered a form of dissociating. I am unsure if this is what you have, also, but PNES is definitely related to FNSD. So maybe it I both? I am eager to read other comments as I am still learning and very new to this.

      • EliteLexy

        407d

        @EliteLexy maybe it *is

        • PandaProblems

          406d

          @EliteLexy Hi! I havent heard of that, i will do some googling. Thank you! 💕

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