Can you feel pain while having a seisure?

Answer 1

It depends on the type of seizure the person has.

Grand mal seizures, the most widely known, which are full body convulsive seizures which will cause muscle pain as if you worked out all day without warming up. The person is noncontinuous during the seizure so any soreness comes after they would awake. Another common injury is you find, while all their muscles are convulsing, this including their jaw muscle, they bite their tongues (usually more severely than you might have done at dinner cause they can't immediately stop).

Then there is always the possibility that they could be in the middle of something that could cause a more serious industry if they had a seizure, for example: driving a car.

Answer 2

Sometimes. It generally depends on whether or not you're conscious or not. If you are, you'll go through a short-of-breath stage because the seizure takes up a lot of energy. If you are unconscious, you might feel like you are being choked off, and you won't be able to sense anything. The last sentence goes to convulsive seizures, where the jerking is so intense, you might fall off your bed, just for the sake of example. I did, and I fell into my trash can with an empty bag. I'm still alive because I called my parents into my room before I was choked off, and guess what is epic? My hands instinctively tried to pull the bag off my head, and I know it was a bag because my mom said so. So I know how it feels, and ask me anytime if you have basic seizure questions. (I'm not a neurologist, OK?) ;)

Answer 3

I only know what absence seizures feel like. Before an absence seizure, you feel warm and your entire body relaxes. It feels really good and you get annoyed when people wake you up

Answer 4

in most cases people who have seizures do not feel seizures. if fact they dont remember how long it acurred.