It's understandable to have lingering issues after epilepsy surgery like random twitching and sensitivity to lights and sounds. Many members on MyEpilepsyTeam have shared similar experiences. While the surgery may have stopped the seizures, the brain is still recovering and adapting which can lead to other symptoms. It Show Full Answer

It's understandable to have lingering issues after epilepsy surgery like random twitching and sensitivity to lights and sounds. Many members on MyEpilepsyTeam have shared similar experiences. While the surgery may have stopped the seizures, the brain is still recovering and adapting which can lead to other symptoms. It seems the surgery was overall successful in treating your seizures even if some unwelcome symptoms remain. With time, there is still potential for further recovery. Meanwhile, avoiding triggers like flashing lights when possible and finding ways to manage stress may help with the twitching and sensitivity issues.

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