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sami_1982

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Joined: 13 Dec 2003
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Uncontroable Arm Punches After Seizure. Posted: 04-27-04 14:04pm


Hello everyone, has anyone ever had a seizure where your arm throws uncontrolled punches and you cant stop it. This happened to me the other night. I was laying in my bed and I was aware of what was happening but I had no controll over my body. I was laying on my stomach and well, one leg was jerking also and my back was trying to arch. Has anyone had this. Thanks sami

Bonjoure

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Joined: 28 Jul 2004
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Location: Florida

Seizures Posted: 07-28-04 11:39am


Hi sami, I have a similar problem.This is how I know I am going to have a seizure.First it starts with a tingle in my left arm then a few seconds later it's numb ,then it's over and I have a headache. Bonjoure :p

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