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Learn more about Supplementary motor cortex/ frontal lobe epilepsy
Content updated on Sep 14, 2022
Seizures arising from the supplementary motor area of the brain, occurring mainly during sleep. Causes include genetic mutations.
Conscious and able to recall events during the seizure
During the seizure, arm straightened and face turned to the same side e.g. left or right
Uncontrollable movements that usually happen at night
Your doctor may ask these questions to diagnose supplementary motor cortex/ frontal lobe epilepsy
Were you conscious and able to recall events during the seizure?
During the seizure, did your arm straighten and face turn to the same side (e.g. left or right)?
Do your uncontrollable movements usually happen at night?
Treatment includes medications to control seizures, and surgery or an electrical stimulation device if medication aren't effective.
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