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A person from my family had an epileptic seizure after New Year's Eve, did not consume alcohol, and the seizures had not occurred for about 1.5 years. Could the attack have caused you to watch fireworks?
Theoretically yes - strobe llamas are a recognized trigger of epileptic seizures. So fireworks can be associated with it.
Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.
Tomasz W. RosochowiczA specialist neurologist - he works in the provinces of Kujawsko - Pomorskie and Mazowieckie. He is passionate about neuropathology and neuroimmunology. I accept privately in Warsaw and Toruń - signups for a mobile visit: 0501 108-204.
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