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Deja Vu
This may be an already asked and answered question, but I am wondering if you feel you have more Deja Vu events than the normal person? Prior to going on my anticonvulsants, I would have several episodes of deja vu a month, now I only have the episodes about once every 5-6 months (and I admit I sorta miss them). Also, my son may be doing a paper on this topic and I am also asking for him.
That deja vu feeling is called an aura which is more like a warning sign or the calm before the storm.
The deja vu feeling is considered part of a temporal lobe seizure seizure
I used to have Deja Vu followed by auras all the time which was great. Because it would give me a 2-minute warning that i was going to have a seizure and 97% of the time the situation was correct. After an ablation surgery, i don't get the 2-minute or Deja Vu warning anymore. But i haven't had a seizure in 5 months. I am trying for 6 months.
I used to have an aura, but since I had brain surgery, I have no aura. I have been seizure free since December of 2011.
I have had the sense of deja vu since the beginning, always just before having a seizure (they are technically a type of seizure themselves, and can happen on their own). If my seizures are controlled, then the deja vu doesn’t dominate my awareness. But I have experienced the deja vu without going into a more serious event, and I have no explanation as to why that happens, only that it does. .
Deja Vu, I've Been Through It A Few Times In My Condition, What Do You Think About It And Does It Seem To Be A Part Of Your Condition ?
Does Anyone Else Experience Deja Vu
Can Someone Explain To Me What An Aura Is When It Comes To Epilepsy, Please 😊
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