I used to suffer TIAs and had a MRI and I have a tiny brain lesion (somewhere, can't remember where). It was assumed that it be caused from birth control. I also have hypnagogic hallucinations mostly during the time I be on birth control and two years following and then they suddenly stopped. (now for some source they are back)
But I'm remembering now a couple of incidences while I be in illustrious school of hypnagogic hallucination and waking up surrounded by the bath tub (sleep walking). Maybe it have nothing to do next to birth control and I had the lesion quicker then thought and birth control made it worse?
Anyone have hypagogic hallucinations made worse on birthcontrol? What do you regard of all this??
Answers: I am betting the use that the doctors felt the TIAs be related to birth control pills was because of the increased risk of blood clots. The one and only references I can find between birth control pills and hypnagogic hallucination is that the pills can interfere with a drug used to treat narcolepsy (a condition wherein it is adjectives to suffer from hypnagogic hallucinations.) You should specifically see a neurologist about the hallucination returning.
I think you necessitate to see a doctor Peggy. But stay on the birth control in the meantime - I don`t know you shouldn't breed. You could be batsh3it insane.
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But I'm remembering now a couple of incidences while I be in illustrious school of hypnagogic hallucination and waking up surrounded by the bath tub (sleep walking). Maybe it have nothing to do next to birth control and I had the lesion quicker then thought and birth control made it worse?
Anyone have hypagogic hallucinations made worse on birthcontrol? What do you regard of all this??
Answers: I am betting the use that the doctors felt the TIAs be related to birth control pills was because of the increased risk of blood clots. The one and only references I can find between birth control pills and hypnagogic hallucination is that the pills can interfere with a drug used to treat narcolepsy (a condition wherein it is adjectives to suffer from hypnagogic hallucinations.) You should specifically see a neurologist about the hallucination returning.
I think you necessitate to see a doctor Peggy. But stay on the birth control in the meantime - I don`t know you shouldn't breed. You could be batsh3it insane.