Though loss of sleep is a common seizure trigger, I've noticed that my last three seizures occurred after a GOOD night's sleep that was preceded by several consecutive bad nights' sleep (I'm on Trileptal, a side effect of which is insomnia). Has anyone else had this experience? I'm told that migraines--which have some relation to seizures--often occur during a relieved, relaxing period following a tense, stressful period.

It might not be because of the good nights sleep, but the bad nights sleep finally catching up with you.

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Mandi
"there's no such thing as normal, just a lot of weird people with things in common."

Yes, it is the bad nights sleep catching up with you. I have had this same thing happen to me all the time.

God Bless,
KittyMom

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Mother of 3 beautiful kids and wife to a Great husband! I love helping others...it helps me grow!