Parietal lobe seizures
Last checked 20/06/2008
The parietal lobes deal with your bodily senstions. Simple partial seizures in this part of the brain cause strange physical feelings. These types of seizures are known as 'sensory' seizures.
A tingling or warm feeling down one side of your body is typical.
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