• Deja Vu
• Jamais Vu
• Smell
• Sound
• Taste
• Visual loss or blurring
• Racing thoughts
• Stomach feelings
• Strange feelings
• Tingling feeling

• Fear/Panic
• Pleasant feeling

Physical:

• Dizziness
• Headaches
• Lightheadedness
• Nausea
• Numbness

No warning:

• Sometimes seizures come with no warning

Symptoms of a Seizure occurring:

Sensory/Thought:

• Black out
• Confusion
• Deafness/Sounds
• Electric Shock Feeling
• Loss of consciousness
• Smell
• Spacing out
• Out of body experience
• Visual loss or blurring

Emotional:

• Fear/Panic

Physical:

• Chewing movements
• Convulsion
• Difficulty talking
• Drooling
• Eyelid fluttering
• Eyes rolling up
• Falling down
• Foot stomping
• Hand waving
• Inability to move
• Incontinence
• Lip smacking
• Making sounds
• Shaking
• Staring
• Stiffening
• Swallowing
• Sweating
• Teeth clenching/grinding
• Tongue biting
• Tremors
• Twitching movements
• Breathing difficulty
• Heart racing

After-seizure symptoms (post-ictal)

Thought:

• Memory loss
• Writing difficulty

Emotional:

• Confusion
• Depression and sadness
• Fear
• Frustration
• Shame/Embarrassment

Physical:

• Bruising
• Difficulty talking
• Injuries
• Sleeping
• Exhaustion
• Headache
• Nausea
• Pain
• Thirst
• Weakness
• Urge to urinate/defecate

Other Useful links about Seizure Disorders / Epilepsy

• Seizure Disorder / Epilepsy Overview
  • Read the overview of Epilepsy and Seizure Disorder
• Who develops Epilepsy?
  • Epilepsy can develop in any person at any age. Learn more about who develops epilepsy and when are most people likely to get it.
• What causes Epilepsy
  • Read about how strokes, tumors, and brain injuries contribute to the causes of epilepsy
• Types of Seizures
  • Generalized Seizures
    • Simple Absence seizures
    • Atypical Absence seizures
    • Myoclonic seizures
    • Atonic seizures
    • Tonic seizures
    • Clonic seizures
    • Tonic-clonic seizures
  • Partial Seizures
    • Simple partial seizures
    • Complex partial seizures
    • Secondarily generalized seizures