Re: Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity?

Posted by linkadge on May 24, 2004, at 10:24:26

In reply to Re: Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity? » ace, posted by jasmineneroli on May 24, 2004, at 1:41:29

It sure can. I was told that my derealization could be a problem with sub-seizure like activity in the temporal lobes. I was prescribed tegrotol which sure made me feel real, but it made me very very depressed. It is kind of like my imagination keeps me happy, but when I am exposed to the reality of the situation I become dull and apathetic. Just my take.

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Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity? jasmineneroli 5/24/04
Re: Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity? » jasmineneroli ace 5/24/04
Re: Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity? » ace jasmineneroli 5/24/04
Re: Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity? linkadge 5/24/04
Re: Could derealization be a kind of seizure activity? » jasmineneroli ace 5/26/04
Thx for 2nd installment Ace, best wishes, Jas (nm) » ace jasmineneroli 5/26/04

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