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I think we have a new difficult child in the family
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<blockquote data-quote="Sara PA" data-source="post: 172124" data-attributes="member: 1498"><p>Because it's a discharge of electrical activity in the emotional part of the brain. The seizure lasts as long as the electrical activity last plus the recovery period. From start -- explosion -- to finish -- incredible sleepiness -- my son's last 45 minutes, then and to this day. If nothing happens to interfer with the normal process of the episode -- which would make it last longer, not shorter -- I can tell you exactly what behaviors will appear at what time.</p><p></p><p>Partial seizures are not absences seizures. Partial seizures are the result of highly localized seizure activity. They are "partial" in that they don't occur in the entire brain. </p><p></p><p>Partial seizures are more like convulsions than absences seizures when discussing "bring them out of it". You can't stop it once it starts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sara PA, post: 172124, member: 1498"] Because it's a discharge of electrical activity in the emotional part of the brain. The seizure lasts as long as the electrical activity last plus the recovery period. From start -- explosion -- to finish -- incredible sleepiness -- my son's last 45 minutes, then and to this day. If nothing happens to interfer with the normal process of the episode -- which would make it last longer, not shorter -- I can tell you exactly what behaviors will appear at what time. Partial seizures are not absences seizures. Partial seizures are the result of highly localized seizure activity. They are "partial" in that they don't occur in the entire brain. Partial seizures are more like convulsions than absences seizures when discussing "bring them out of it". You can't stop it once it starts. [/QUOTE]
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