Could well be : Obviously, varying events could occur at night including seizure activity but also movements associated with a sleep disorder. Not a bad idea to sort this out, via an overnight sleep study, to ascertain the value of modifying your meds.
Answered 3/28/2013
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Yes: Some people only have seizures at night. The pattern of one arm and then both legs is.is consistent with a seizure pattern. Consult a neurologist and have s sleep deprived EEG. Sleep deprivation and drowsiness may bring out electrical seizure discharges.if that EEG is I revealing,an ambulatory EEG recording for 24 or more hours, hopefully will capture an episode for diagnosis.
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