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Non Epileptic does not mean not real. Those with non epileptic seizures are not pretending to have epilepsy we have a seizure disorder caused by something other than the electrical activity in the brain. Personally mine being caused by the misfiring of messages through the nerves. I’ve had airway tubes put in because I can’t breathe during some of my seizures, I am not faking. #fnd #fndawareness #posturalorthostatictachycardiasyndrome #potssyndrome #iih #ibs #endometriosis #seizure #tics
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An Absence Seizure, also known as ‘Petit Mal Seizure’, is a type of seizure that affects both sides of the brain at once. It causes someone to stop and stare blankly into space for a few seconds. ✨ Absence Seizure’s occur as a result of having abnormal electrical activity in the brain. Most have a genetic cause with majority of children growing out of the seizure. ✨ Absence Seizures may be triggered by hyperventilation or flashing lights. Symptoms include: suddenly stopping activity (no talking/
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