Dissociative seizures are often a last-resort response to overwhelm. Because of this, trying to stop a dissociative seizure through effort or pressure can sometimes make it worse. Increased pressure can…
In DID, dissociative seizures are often connected to safety. They may begin as a last-resort survival response to extreme or overwhelming situations where escape was not possible. Over time, the…
Dissociative seizures, also called psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES), can look very similar to epileptic seizures. At a glance, they may be difficult to distinguish. Doctors often need EEG monitoring during…
Are Unusual Medication Reactions Common in Trauma and DID? Can Different Alters Have Different Physical Reactions? How Do Temporary Paralysis and Sudden Collapse Protect the System Differently? What Are Dissociative…