Occasionally evidence of spike waves

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EEG show the abnormality in the form of occasional evidence of spike waves generalised seen which suggestive of abnormal activity, (my childs problem 1.5years old )

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Dr. Rewati Govindrajan Pediatrician 38 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rewati Govindrajan

Pediatrician 38 yrs exp Pune

Abormal activity on EEG and normal EEG does not rule out epilepsy it depends for what purpose EEG was done and what problem the child is having neurologically

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