Infancy | “Uncontrolled” eyes (nystagmus) |
Head and limbs movement |
Trunk twisting |
“Stiffness” |
Fatigability of lower limbs |
Childhood (early) | Sudden “absence states” |
Balance disturbances |
Collapses |
Increased muscles strains |
The attacks resulted from even little effort |
Tension of muscles decreased in limbs |
The psychomotor development delayed |
Delayed walking, at the age of 2,5 yrs |
Delayed speech, at the age of 3 yrs |
The first generalized epileptic seizure at the age of 4 yrs |
The second and the last epileptic seizure at the age of 6 yrs |
Chlidhood | Sudden involuntary movements with collapses |
Optic-motor coordination disturbances |
Adolescence | Paroxysmal speech difficulties (“aphasia”) with pyramidal symptoms in right limbs and involuntary movements of lower limbs |
Gait disturbances lasting for several hours leading to falls, escalated by exertion |
Paroxysmal incidents during awaking and falling asleep (myoclonic jerks) |
Headaches |
Writing disturbances |
Abrupt body stiffness |
Tightened eyes followed by head and trunk dropping on a desk |
Incidents of hypoglycemia connected with symptoms |
Adulthood | Tremor of upper limbs |