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epilepsy

  1. pjcnet

    Co-morbid Conditions Associated With Autism

    There are known medical conditions that are more commonly associated with people on the autistic spectrum, these are known as co-morbid conditions. Some well known co-morbid conditions are anxiety, depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and perhaps even sleep issues, but...
    • pjcnet
    • Thread
    • anxiety autism bowel disease co-morbid co-morbid conditions comorbid comorbid conditions depression epilepsy epileptic
    • Replies: 10
    • Forum: General Autism Discussion
  2. Z

    15th May 2017

    "It was only a baby seizure" I had a small seizure in the pool today and briefly went occasional. People where fussing even though it was only a "baby seizure" not a fully grown one.
    • ZebraAutismo
    • Blog entry
    • 1 min read
    • aspie epilepsy femaleaspie humour
    • Category: General
  3. Lavaiso

    I may have had Epilepsy -Complex Partial Seizure- (Need help/advice if it could be)

    I realized it today, I searched online to the reason why I feel blurry and confused in social situations and I noticed several symptoms on Web MD about Complex Partial Seizure and it fits. First I thought it was just general anxiety/social and my aspergers combined. But now I realized it could...
  4. Lena_C

    Autism And Epilepsy: The Complex Relationship Between Cognition, Behavior And Seizure

    For your reference. http://ispub.com/IJN/4/1/7948
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