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Seizure and memory loss

2020-04-08 15:31:03
My mother had seizure and lost memory from past 10days...her MRI scan shows : -----> Right medial frontal parasagittal cortical calcified granuloma ------>Partial empty sella state noted Can she get her memory back...???
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She shd b put on medication.pl take onli e consultation

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Need to see clinically.

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Need to see her clinically Please consult online

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