Based on the symptoms you described of rubbing your lips, sweating, chills, and rubbing your hands, it's possible you could be experiencing sensory or autonomic seizures. Sensory seizures can cause sensations like tingling or numbness, while autonomic seizures can affect functions like sweating. I would recommend speaking Show Full Answer

Based on the symptoms you described of rubbing your lips, sweating, chills, and rubbing your hands, it's possible you could be experiencing sensory or autonomic seizures. Sensory seizures can cause sensations like tingling or numbness, while autonomic seizures can affect functions like sweating. I would recommend speaking to your doctor about these symptoms to determine if they could be related to a seizure disorder or another medical condition. Keeping a log of when the symptoms occur and how long they last can help the doctor make an accurate diagnosis.

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