Yes, in general: Yes "stress" can bring seizures. There is am entity called "Psychogenic NON Epileptic Seizures", PNES. PNES is common and best managed by expert.
Answered 8/21/2016
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Possible: There are many triggers for seizure activity, and increased stress and emotional upset is but one. However, the cause of epilepsy is NOT stress, but due to primary or secondary brain pathology. If you wish more direct information, you could try a Concierge visit online.
Answered 6/11/2017
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Stress on the body such as an infection or an overactive thyroid may precipitate seizures in patients with epilepsy (even when previously well controlled on meds). Psychological stress associated with lack of sleep or poor diet can increase seizure frequency. Psychogenic non epileptic seizures are often found with certain psychosocial stressors, and require psychological counseling and support
Answered 4/19/2023
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