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Hi, @sdneb44 - if you are considering going to Mayo Clinic for an opinion, you may use this contact link for requesting an appointment http://mayocl.in/1mtmR63.
@sdneb44
Being the expert i’m not, I'm curious why the doc wanted a sleep study. Normally there aren't near the number of EEG electrodes. I would think an ambulatory EEG for 24-48 hours would be more beneficial and may have better insurance coverage.
When I was a kid a
friend(?) hit me in the head with a bat. I've always wondered if that caused my seizures. They claim symptoms usually show up rather soon after a concussion but they can occasionally show up years later. I don't buy into the brain injury timelines that many doctors do.
The one thing scientists understand about the brain is how little they actually do know about it.
I had episodes of syncope too and the manifestations of syncope was nothing like seizure activity at least in my case.
The Mayo Clinic Epilepsy Center is a level 4 Center and is ranked #1 in the Country.
Epilepsy Centers locations
https://www.naec-epilepsy.org/about-epilepsy-centers/find-an-epilepsy-center/all-epilepsy-center-locations/
Here is a webcast done earlier today.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/webinar/video-qa-about-epilepsy/
I hope you will keep us informed. I'm very interested in your outcome. If I was having the symptoms you are, I'd ask the doctor if I had TLE (Temporal Lobe Epilepsy)
Health & Happiness,
Jake