Thank you Kelly and your information was correct. They did run 8 different tests in the er and I did lose motor function speech. They directed me to a speech pathologist. Just can't believe you can get a seizure affecting both parts of the brain at once. The only good news is they said it wasn't a stroke nor any blood clots traveling to the brain. Thank the good Lord on that but this is all a very rude awakening. Just doing my best to go with these changes in my speech or lack of.
-Lynn
--- On Sun, 11/11/12, Kelly Porter <race_12_1@porterfam.us> wrote:
From: Kelly Porter <race_12_1@porterfam.us>
Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Lose of speach after seizure
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, November 11, 2012, 1:22 PM
It is possible, though I never had it happen to me. Depending on the
area of the brain the seizure originates from it may affect the speech
centers of the brain more then another seizure would. I would make sure
your neurologist knows about it even if you don't visit the ER. It is
always good to update you neurologist with anything new that occurs.
kelly
On 11/11/2012 1:48 AM, armyde31@ymail.com wrote:
>
> Is it normal to lose speach up to two days after a seizure? I have had
> problems speaking after my seizures for the past 4 years however I
> have yet to have it go into two days. I can think of what I want to
> say but it comes out slurred or just doesn't make any sense. I
> honestly don't see the need to get another head scan or er visit
> seeing each time they always say, "Its part of your seizures-post
> symptoms."
>
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