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Long shot... Medical Mystery?!

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HaloKelly23 · 15/05/2015 10:58

This is a long shot, but worth asking in case anyone here has had any sort of experience with this?!

Basically, for a few days every couple months, or sometimes as often as monthly I get what I can only describe as severe Déjà Vu, but it's 100x worse because it leaves me mildly dizzy, feeling sick & it saps the energy right out of me. I've had it about 4 times today and it only lasts 15-30 seconds but when it's over I feel completely & utterly drained, it makes it near impossible to do anything. I always plan to go to the doctors but by the time I do they've disappeared and I feel alright again!

Anyone know what this could be?! Even if you don't can you comment to keep it bumped! Grin

Thanks!!!

OP posts:
HaloKelly23 · 15/05/2015 10:59

I don't know what my phone has done but it's meant to say deja vu!!

OP posts:
Kittykat7 · 15/05/2015 13:07

It sounds like it could be a form of epilepsy. Best to get checked out.

HaloKelly23 · 15/05/2015 13:13

Wouldn't that stop me from driving though? This is where I'm worrying!! If I can't drive I can't work!

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sanfairyanne · 15/05/2015 22:52

erm i am also thinking maybe epilepsy so worth ruling that out for sure

gingeroots · 16/05/2015 09:37

You do need to have it checked . Fingers crossed it's not epilepsy as you're right about the driving Sad Sad

But ....how dreadful would it be if you did have an accident and injure someone ?

PandaNot · 16/05/2015 09:50

Yes, sounds like epilepsy. I understand your fears about driving but surely it's not worth crashing and injuring yourself and others, or worse? Get it checked out soon.

Footle · 16/05/2015 09:59

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Musicaltheatremum · 16/05/2015 12:12

Could also be migraine with aura but you do need to get it checked.

jalopy · 16/05/2015 15:53

Absence seizures? Definitely get yourself checked by your gp.

CatherineOfAbdomen · 16/05/2015 16:00

Sounds like my friend who has epilepsy. You really can't ignore this.

nocoolnamesleft · 17/05/2015 02:24

Also thinking epilepsy. You really need to get this checked out.

Coyoacan · 17/05/2015 04:01

Sorry OP, but whatever it is called, it can't be safe for you to drive until/unless it is cured.

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