What is the sensory hallucinations experienced by epileptic patients?

Visual:

* Simple visual hallucinations: bright lights, flashing lights, or geometric patterns.

* Complex visual hallucinations: involving people, places, or objects that are not there.

Auditory:

* Simple auditory hallucinations: buzzing, ringing, or hissing sounds.

* Complex auditory hallucinations: voices, music, or other sounds.

Olfactory:

* Simple olfactory hallucinations: unpleasant smells, such as burning rubber or sewage.

* Complex olfactory hallucinations: pleasant smells, such as flowers or perfume.

Gustatory:

* Simple gustatory hallucinations: metallic or bitter taste in the mouth.

* Complex gustatory hallucinations: a variety of tastes, such as sweet, sour, or salty.

Somatosensory:

* Simple somatosensory hallucinations: tingling, numbness, or a burning sensation in the skin.

* Complex somatosensory hallucinations: feeling as if being touched, hugged, or kissed.

Psychic:

* A feeling of deja vu or jamais vu.

* Out-of-body experiences.

* Thought blocking or thought insertion.