For me too, usually. It's not too much, so I can skim those bits, but still, it's sad that it's there.
Well, I had assumed that's what it was. My previous GP ran all the relevant tests but they didn't show anything, so he decided that it was just "one of those things" and sent me on my way. The last seizure I had 10 days ago made my current GP freak out and wave her arms around, then refer me to a neurologist and put me in for the queue in the public hospital system, basically to get me in somewhere fast, whoever answered me first, basically. So the private guy won out, of course, bc people can't really afford it. I can't either, but I'll save and make some sacrifices and get it done.
Anyway, I'm on a raft of other medication for depression and diabetes 2, and the seizures happen very rarely (which is another reason previous doctor dismissed them), before the most recent one, it'd been a good five years between them. So it'll be interesting to see what, if any, meds are prescribed.
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Well, I had assumed that's what it was. My previous GP ran all the relevant tests but they didn't show anything, so he decided that it was just "one of those things" and sent me on my way. The last seizure I had 10 days ago made my current GP freak out and wave her arms around, then refer me to a neurologist and put me in for the queue in the public hospital system, basically to get me in somewhere fast, whoever answered me first, basically. So the private guy won out, of course, bc people can't really afford it. I can't either, but I'll save and make some sacrifices and get it done.
Anyway, I'm on a raft of other medication for depression and diabetes 2, and the seizures happen very rarely (which is another reason previous doctor dismissed them), before the most recent one, it'd been a good five years between them. So it'll be interesting to see what, if any, meds are prescribed.