Back in april,am stayed in hope hospital for another EEG only this time it was two nights/three days long and they were going to induce what they called 'attacks' as the neuro didnt want to use any terms that hadn't been medicalised yet.
Am had a mobile EEG box strapped to am,and a load of nasty wires and glue.
During the first 'attack' aka meltdown and shutdown,it was so severe it ripped off all the glued and taped down electrodes and pulled away scalp with it,it happened so quick,the machine was not able to read a lot of it,during the second MD/SD,it had happened that night without any electrodes attached as the neuro had gone home for the night.
During the third MD/SD,there were some electrodes attached.
It is an experience to forget,but the results of the EEG came this week.
The neuro has sent the staff a copy of the letter that they have sent to the doctor so it is all in doctor speak,but am took a photo of the letter and gave it to sister over MSN [who knows about this stuff due to her job].
The Neuro said on the bottom of the letter: "the conclusions were that the EEG was abnormal showing focal slow waves and some sharp waves over the right mid anterior temporal area."
Sister said the right mid anterior temporal area was around the ear/just above,and that part controls hearing,speech and other things [forget the rest].
Am have an appointment coming up with the neuro about the results and medication stuff,though just from the little bit sister said,am think it is great that an EEG could pick that up and know exactly where it was.
And am hoping am finally will be able to get some decent meds added,to numb the senses and to reduce meltdowns,it is very bad how in the UK,have to fight to get even melatonin when have severe sleep problems and they are able to prescribe it yet choose not to,yet in america,drugs can be prescribed and got so easily.
The LD CPN am have is coming with am and keyworker to the neuro appointment so that should be even more backup,but the neuro is probably one of the most understanding.
It would be great? to see what results others have whilst having MDs/SDs under EEG.
Am had a mobile EEG box strapped to am,and a load of nasty wires and glue.
During the first 'attack' aka meltdown and shutdown,it was so severe it ripped off all the glued and taped down electrodes and pulled away scalp with it,it happened so quick,the machine was not able to read a lot of it,during the second MD/SD,it had happened that night without any electrodes attached as the neuro had gone home for the night.
During the third MD/SD,there were some electrodes attached.
It is an experience to forget,but the results of the EEG came this week.
The neuro has sent the staff a copy of the letter that they have sent to the doctor so it is all in doctor speak,but am took a photo of the letter and gave it to sister over MSN [who knows about this stuff due to her job].
The Neuro said on the bottom of the letter: "the conclusions were that the EEG was abnormal showing focal slow waves and some sharp waves over the right mid anterior temporal area."
Sister said the right mid anterior temporal area was around the ear/just above,and that part controls hearing,speech and other things [forget the rest].
Am have an appointment coming up with the neuro about the results and medication stuff,though just from the little bit sister said,am think it is great that an EEG could pick that up and know exactly where it was.
And am hoping am finally will be able to get some decent meds added,to numb the senses and to reduce meltdowns,it is very bad how in the UK,have to fight to get even melatonin when have severe sleep problems and they are able to prescribe it yet choose not to,yet in america,drugs can be prescribed and got so easily.
The LD CPN am have is coming with am and keyworker to the neuro appointment so that should be even more backup,but the neuro is probably one of the most understanding.
It would be great? to see what results others have whilst having MDs/SDs under EEG.

