Also, FYI, I have bi-lateral temporal lobe epilepsy, and it wasn't detected
for 21 years. To this day, I have "normal" CT scans, MRI's and PET scans of my
brain. It wasn't until I was 21 that the EEG showed up "abnormal".
Good Luck and let us know.
Maria in Tonawanda
<< Karen:
I would agree completely with Phil. The procedure
is much like the one they use (Holter Monitor) for
cardiac problems when the rhythm is only abnormal
at times. Hopefully they can find something quickly.
Falling is one problem but if it were to occur when
you are driving..ouch.
Doc >>