The symptoms you describe sound most similar to focal motor seizures, specifically hyperkinetic seizures. These seizures involve large, involuntary movements like thrashing, rocking, or pelvic thrusting. They do not cause loss of consciousness. It's understandable to feel concerned about these seizures. Keeping a seizure Show Full Answer

The symptoms you describe sound most similar to focal motor seizures, specifically hyperkinetic seizures. These seizures involve large, involuntary movements like thrashing, rocking, or pelvic thrusting. They do not cause loss of consciousness. It's understandable to feel concerned about these seizures. Keeping a seizure diary to track symptoms and discuss with your doctor may help determine appropriate treatment options to reduce seizure frequency and severity.

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Types of Focal Seizures