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First epileptic seizure in 3 months

My son who had no epileptic seizures for 3 months from the beginning of December

I was talking about being very busy and tired from work yesterday.

Another thing that changed was that I left an hour early, finished work an hour early, and went to talk to participate in the event in April.

The discussion lasts about an hour.

(I will pick you up by car)

I have never forgotten to take sleeping pills at night as usual.

In the morning, when I was about to wake up at the usual time, a tonic clonic attack occurred.

it takes about two minutes to recover quickly, as usual.

I woke up, but I felt a little unsteady. I felt like I was nauseous.

I told him to take a break from work, but he said it was okay and went to work. When I asked later, it was the same as usual

I don't remember the loss of consciousness at all.

It felt like I was in a different space for a few minutes.

The other day, it was symptomatic therapy only with medicine and blood collection, and the teacher

Since I heard that I did not know much about epilepsy, I received a letter of introduction and was transferred to the hospital.

I was looking forward to the next teacher,

I was told that I could only give medicine because I was diagnosed.

It was disappointing. I'm sad that I can't meet a teacher who will be very kind 😢

I can't stop taking the medicine, so I asked for it to continue.

My son had epilepsy when he was 21 years old.

Ever since I had febrile convulsions at the age of four with my baby

I spent 17 years with nothing.

According to the teacher, my son was a gray zone with developmental disabilities.

Since I was little, I'm not good at exercising and clumsy with my hands

My memory is excellent, so my grades are good.

I love getting qualified, I love history books, I love politics, I love anything that interests me.

Kind and not very angry

There are others, but something like this

When I search for epilepsy on the internet, I often see herbal medicine.

I want to try it, but I can't stop taking the medicine I'm taking now, and I'm hesitating just to consult.

I don't have seizures at work right now, but I feel like I'm praying every day.

If anyone has an epileptic seizure even after becoming an adult, can you tell me how to deal with it?

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... Read more私も家族にてんかん患者がおり、この記事を読んで共感しました。成人になってからも発作が続く場合、仕事や社会生活でのストレスが発作の誘因になりやすいです。息子さんが1時間早出や話し合いのために普段と違うスケジュールをこなしたことで疲労が蓄積し、発作が起きたのかもしれません。 私の経験では、主治医とのコミュニケーションがしっかりとれて、より親身に対応してくれる医師に巡り会うことが大切です。転院やセカンドオピニオンも検討してみてください。てんかんの治療は薬物療法が基本ですが、漢方薬や補完療法を取り入れる場合も、必ず主治医と相談してからにしましょう。薬の中断は危険です。 また、発作時の安全対策や発作後の体調管理も重要です。日常生活では、十分な睡眠をとる、ストレスをできるだけ減らす、規則正しい生活リズムを維持することが発作予防に役立ちます。仕事中に発作が起きないとのことですが、無理をしすぎないように気をつけてください。 私の家族も発作後に言語のもつれや吐き気を訴えたため、本人の体調の変化には注意を払っています。てんかんは患者一人ひとりで発作の形態や原因が異なるため、継続的に医師と相談しながら最適な治療・対処法を模索することが何より大切だと感じています。この記事にあるように、同じ症状をもつ方の体験談や対処法の共有はとても励みになります。