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MandazInTC

Updated 11mo ago

NES Triggers: What Are Yours?

Has anyone found any triggers for their NES? Like I feel like mine are temperature changes, pain, sleep deprivation, physically tired, and maybe stress. This goes for my fainting episodes too.

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wise

2y

I have a heart problem that causes NES and hemiplegic migraines also tend to trigger them for me
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MandazInTC

2y

How did your neurologist determine this?
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MaddieDanielsen

2y

I suffer from anxiety and found that my panic attacks turned into my seizures. I do find that other triggers are weirdly enough, lack of noise, being cold or temperature changes quickly, my heart rate being too fast( too much caffeine) and yes I have fainting spells as well
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MandazInTC

2y

Did a psychiatrist and neurologist work together for this diagnosis?
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IntentionallyBlank

2y

I know for sure mine are triggered by migraines.
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MandazInTC

2y

Do you have a specific kind of migraine?
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poodlelover28

2y

Mine are all the same minus the pain!
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PicklesTheCat

2y

Omg yes I have the same ones, especially heat and sleep deprivation
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Roman00

2y

Stress and anxiety and some times my ptsd
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NixFyre

2y

Stress and anxiety for sure

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