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Seizure Disorder
	Usually, this state exists for just a few moments before everything appears to return back to normal. Epilepsy may involve non-specific symptoms and/or signs that may occur along with the seizures, including headache, changes in mood or energy level, dizziness, fainting, confusion or memory loss. Generalized - Absence seizures (also known as petit mal) have these characteristics: they last a few seconds there may be a staring spell and/or eye blinking the sufferer may appear to be day dreaming The diagnosis of epilepsy and/or seizure disorder involves noting down a careful history of seizure activity. A physical examination, including a detailed neuromuscular examination, may be normal or may show localized abnormalities of brain function. Serum carnitine levels should be monitored in children treated with antiepileptic drugs.
Seizure Disorder is benefited or hindered by:
	GHB (Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate) Increased Water Consumption Marijuana (Cannabis) Melatonin Taurine TMG (Tri-methyl-glycine)