I am a 21 yr old male. I have no family history of neurological disorders (except for 'Bi-polar'). For three years I have been having random occuring neurological issues (events / attacks). The 'attack' causes hearing sensitivity (where everything is louder, yet clearer, not to the point of uncomfortable however), sensory (touch) altering (where things feel different, like a pen feels like the width of a toothpick), and what I can only call 'Time-attacks' (I feel as if time itself is moving faster to the point that I actually see things moving quicker, such as my-self walking and the T.V. even though). I sometimes have tingleing in my arms and head during them. Sometimes there is a numb feeling in my scalp and sometimes there is sickness like motion-sickness if I walk around during it. I thought they might be seizures, but I have no shaking, no pupil changes, no loss of though capability and I can write detailed things during the attacks. My sight itself (besides for seeing faster) isn't changed. And my balance is unaffected during. I have these attacks randomly, from once a week to once in 2 months. They last from 2 minutes to 20 minutes. Last week I had one and while it was going away, it hit again & worse. I decided to leave this question due to having one yesturday & one today which has never happened before. Please help me figure out what they are.