Hi Gill, im sorry you are having difficulty in gaining a diagnose for your daughter, sounds like its KLS to me from reading your posts. I was first diagnosed with KLS in Sept 2008, after going undiagnosed since may 2006. The person who diagnosed me was a consultant neuro from Sunderland Royal Hospital and Newcastle general hospital called Dr Peter Cleland. I have also been to see a proffessor David Nutt at the imperial hospital in London, but I know he does not work there anymore, he also agreed that I had KLS, that was in june last year as a second opinion.
Treatments I have tried inlcude : Carbermazapine, Sodium valproate, citalapram, liothyronine, all did not improve my symptoms. I am not well at present, its been 18 months this month solid. Thats uncommon for KLS to last in an episode that long, normally I have them for 2 weeks then well again.
My only trigger for KLS episodes was alcohol, I have never had an episode without consuming alcohol. obviously I learned my lesson the hard way!!
At the moment there are no treatment’s and for some people there is no way to avoid episodes,for some there is like me.
If you want to speak in more detail my email address is .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Take care
Simon