Pseudoseizures: If you do have pseudoseizures or psychogenic nonepileptic seizures you have to buy into this diagnosis for proper treatment. If you need to hear it more than once and from a different neurologist so be it. It would be highly unusual to have 30 events captured on eeg with no change in the eeg tracing. If that is the case i'd side your current neurologist and the diagnosis.
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If you like: If you are not sure about your diagnosis, yes, seek a second opinion from another neurologist. Psychiatrists are also consulted for non-epileptic seizures.
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