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Will have eeg results thurs. during eeg hyperventilation i had intense ringing in ears & buzzing/sharp pain/cold feeling in head. normal or seizure?
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Not that unusual: the way you felt during hyperventilation is possibly due to the breathing, and it is not an indicator for a seizure. What the brain waves looked like is more important, perhaps you will hear about this when the report of this study is finalized.
Answered 5/18/2016
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