Guest guest Posted April 17, 2005 Report Share Posted April 17, 2005 Hi Donna, What are TLE's? " Weirdness " is an interesting description, and one I can surely relate too. Craig's behavioral episodes are just so extreme and off- base sometimes. It is obvious that something in the brain is malfunctioning beyond ADHD, maybe psychosis would describe it? I don't know. He did have visual hallucinations for awhile. Other times he appears so mellow and entirely normal. This disease is just so puzzling! Good luck with the new doctor! God bless, Donna H. -- In Mito , " iluvdizney2 " <iluvdizney2@a...> wrote: > my son has had large pupils....associated what have always been presumed to be TLE's...Hopefully we will get our answers as the behaviors are definitely associated with " weirdness " and events not normal for a kid with simply behavior problems....we see neuro again in august. This Dr is a doctor who does a TON of Mito kids int he Boston area and comes HIGHLY recommended by Dr Korson. > Haven't I heard recently that everyone just " loves " this disease???? > Donna > mito mom to 5 mito kids > Re: Re: Behavior issues can you help? PLEASE.......... > > > In a message dated 4/14/2005 11:03:29 P.M. Central Standard Time, b_g_hudson@y... writes: > She still bangs her head, scratches herself, pulls her hair out. Her eyes look so weird, like she isn't there. Someone a couple of weeks ago discribed their child as having enlarged pupils > have you considered seizure activity in the frontal lobe? EEG's aren't always perfect but that was how my 's weird behavior was explained and it made sense. He did show some activity in the frontal lobe but we were never able to define the specific type of siezure. However, you might consider having your neuro try her on some anti=seiz meds, just in case. Our other son, who has high functioning autism (not blood related=not mito related), takes them for behavior even though he doesn't have seizures, so I would give it a try. Tergretol worked for both of my boys and then added Neurontin later when the dementia got so bad and caused weird behaviors...we saw a great improvement. Neurontin also works for neuropathic pain, which could be pain she is having but doesn't know how to tell you...sometimes that causes behavior too. A lot of Mito kids have had good success with Neurontin. > > > deb...mom to four great kids and wife to one amazing guy! > www.LifeofLoveProject.org > www.debwells.com > > > > Please contact mito-owner with any problems or questions. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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