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Seizure disorder
When she was six months old when she was sleeping suddenly her eyes were like back and something like froth was coming from her mouth and she even had little fever during that time. When we consulted a doctor, the doctor said she has undergone an attack of fits, and referred her to a neurologist.
Her second report says “abnormal eeg record sugg of partial seizure with secondary generalization.”
And after that till two years she never suffered an attack but suddenly at the of two she suffered an
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Dr. Vivek Mundada
Pediatric Neurologist
20 yrs exp
Pune
One needs to see or learn about the episodes in detail. EEG is always supportive and not diagnostic. Again, there are many things like aetiology, syndromic diagnosis, co-morbidities when it comes to epilepsy diagnosis. So see a child neurologist specifically wherever you are
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