Is she still having seizures? If you see one of Julie's posts with the
Idaho Website, the first aid chart lists which types can have that as a
side effect, when it generalizes or the person loses consciousness.
There might also be something under U.S. Ep. association site--
http://efa.org .
The *Doctor should know that as possible side effect of some szr.
types (your comment). G./
> My wife has had seizures for years and she been under VNS therapy since
> early this year.
> Have any of you women who have epilepsy also have some bladder control
> issues?
> We wonder if there is a neurological reason for poor bladder control. The
> Dr really doesn't seem to know.
I often "pee in my pants", especially when having a nighttime seizure.
This is quite common as far as I know. It is not related to gender.
(I'm a M) Tim
Sofia - 05 Jun 2006 23:34 GMT
>> My wife has had seizures for years and she been under VNS therapy since
>> early this year.
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> This is quite common as far as I know. It is not related to gender.
> (I'm a M) Tim
Although female, I agree it can happen to the best of us, whatever gender.
Personally, I don't just lose control of my bladder when I'm completely
unconscious, I've also had a several simple absence partials whilst
walking down the street, or in the supermarket, and when I re-awake hubby
and me always have to do a runner to get away from prying eyes of the
puddle beneath my feet. :-)
All the best
Sofie

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