Diverting from proper sleep patterns can trigger more frequent epileptic symptoms in people who are diagnosed with nocturnal epilepsy and, as mentioned before, even while awake.
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One particular study by V . Bradley and D . O'Neill analysed the different forms of epilepsy, including nocturnal epilepsy and its relationship with sleep.
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They found that some patients only experienced epileptic symptoms while they are asleep ( nocturnal epilepsy ), and that maintaining good sleep helped in reducing epileptic symptoms.
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However, some of these anti-convulsant medications did also have adverse effects on subjects'sleeping structures, which can exacerbate epileptic symptoms in people who suffer from nocturnal epilepsy.
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