NES Triggers: What Are Yours?

@MandazInTC I think they’re called tension or cluster migraines but I’m not really sure. I don’t even think they’re migraines but my neuro says they are

@MandazInTC it actually wasn't a neurologist! I made that determination after coming to the conclusion that my symptoms were caused by Long QT Syndrome, which is known for causing "seizure-like movements" (now known to be pseudoseizures or non-epileptic seizures). I did research on my symptoms and essentially just presented my case to anyone who would listen. eventually I found a cardiologist who actually looked through my records and listened when I spoke, he wanted a 30 day monitor and genetic testing, which did confirm my diagnosis. I understand self-diagnosis is not the standard procedure but it's the only thing that's worked for me and I've never been wrong. If you're having NES and can't find a cause, see a cardiologist. it may be heart related