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Can being TG cause a seizure?

Started by VickyMI, August 25, 2015, 08:24:01 AM

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VickyMI

Okay have to ask this but doubt anyone will know for sure.

Short story is:

Last month I had a seizure (first time ever).  Taken to hospital all tests were run EKG, EGG, MRI, chest X-ray, and more... All negative which was good.

Now can't drive for 6 months per state law. 😩

Followed up with neurologist a few days later after a 6 hour EGG and based on this and all tests she said I would need to be treated for epilepsy for two years.  Not happy about having to take this anti seizure med. 😩

We went through what happened that day to see what could have triggered the seizure.  She determined Nothing possible (E.g. Head injury, change in meds, etc.)

One thing I did not tell the neurologist was that that day.
I was en femme then switched back to male mode to go drive to a financial appointment and then another appointment both a bit stressful but nothing big.

So the question is....could the anxiety/stress of having to switch back to male mode trigger a seizure?  I really don't fell stressed switching back and forth and have no plans to transition.

I asked the neurologist if stress or anxiety could be a trigger she said no, so I did not reveal my TG status nor switching back to male mode from enfemme that day.

Has anybody had or heard a seizure could be triggered by being TG or living on both sides of the fence?
Happy T Gurl living as Vicky half time.
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Cindy

Certainly HRT can by the creation of an embolism. One of the dangers. But not 'just' cross dressing.

I do know of adults who have just had a random seizure with unexplained cause, you have done the right thing by getting a full medical.

Keep well Hon.
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Cindy Stephens

In my late twenties I quit drugs and went to college. Began making odd sounds, grimaces, odd word phrases.  Diagnosed with adult onset tourettes  syndrome.  I may have had it for a number of years, but masked by the drug usage.  It has been shown to be a form of epilepsy that only involves part of the brain.  If I get enough sleep, don't drink or smoke pot, and most importantly stay away from stress, it doesn't act up.  If I do let myself get rundown and add stress to the mix then all bets are off.  It is serious enough that people ask if I am OK and that the hand and arm contractions look like they hurt.  Being in a room of straight, church types or with the wife's family can do it.  Of course worrying about having to be in that environment sets up the stress part.  The worse is when I can feel it starting and try several techniques involving hand gestures (counting while speaking, gesturing in an acceptable but overly aggresive way etc.) Every one wonders if I am a bit crazy.  If I get really flustered I succom to  short outbursts of coprolalia.  I never lose consciousness like you seem to have.  Mine is most definitely influenced by stress and my gender fluidity - at least indirectly.  I hope that is the only one you ever have.
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