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Artist Drew Picture For Neurologist. Turned Out He Had “Alice In Wonderland Syndrome”
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I suffer from Migraine Since nearly 8years now. Different Symtoms are nothing new for me…
But there was just one i never was able to describe with words. So i drew this picture for my neurologist to show him what i feel.
Describing that one side of my head and ear sometimes feels bigger, abnormal or cracked open even tho there is nothing phisically wrong with it , was weird.
My neurologist laughed and immediately knew what i tried to show him.
“You experience something called ‘Alice in Wonderland Syndrome'”
A form of Hallucinations that often appears as a pre symtom of a migraine attack. People with epilepsy experience this too.
Wikipedia:
Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), also known as Todd’s syndrome or dysmetropsia, is a neuropsychological condition that causes a distortion of perception. People may experience distortions in visual perception of objects such as appearing smaller (micropsia) or larger (macropsia), or appearing to be closer (pelopsia) or farther (teleopsia) away than they actually are. Distortion may also occur for senses other than vision.
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“Alice in Wonderland Syndrome”
I suffer from Migraine Since nearly 8years now. Different Symtoms are nothing new for me…
But there was just one i never was able to describe with words. So i drew this picture for my neurologist to show him what i feel.
Describing that one side of my head and ear sometimes feels bigger, abnormal or cracked open even tho there is nothing phisically wrong with it , was weird.
My neurologist laughed and immediately knew what i tried to show him.
“You experience something called ‘Alice in Wonderland Syndrome'”
A form of Hallucinations that often appears as a pre symtom of a migraine attack. People with epilepsy experience this too.
Wikipedia:
Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), also known as Todd’s syndrome or dysmetropsia, is a neuropsychological condition that causes a distortion of perception. People may experience distortions in visual perception of objects such as appearing smaller (micropsia) or larger (macropsia), or appearing to be closer (pelopsia) or farther (teleopsia) away than they actually are. Distortion may also occur for senses other than vision.
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“Alice in Wonderland Syndrome”
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Terilee Bruyere 3 years ago
I no longer have as many migraines, nor do I have a seizure disorder. I had not heard of this condition until I finally broke down to my doctor and told him I thought I was going crazy. I was diagnosed with AiWS 2 years ago, peripheral neuropathy 7 years ago, and 'multiple neuropathies with demyelination' last year. It usually coincides with a occipital neuralgia attack and makes driving a pain at times. It's frustrating knowing what you see or feel is wrong but your mind simply doesn't agree. Thank you for sharing this!
Terilee Bruyere 3 years ago
I no longer have as many migraines, nor do I have a seizure disorder. I had not heard of this condition until I finally broke down to my doctor and told him I thought I was going crazy. I was diagnosed with AiWS 2 years ago, peripheral neuropathy 7 years ago, and 'multiple neuropathies with demyelination' last year. It usually coincides with a occipital neuralgia attack and makes driving a pain at times. It's frustrating knowing what you see or feel is wrong but your mind simply doesn't agree. Thank you for sharing this!
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