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Child was healthy when he was born..now he 4-year-old is like crazy..occasionally exposure to seizure..ct scan for him is normal!..please help!
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SEIZURES: There are many causes of seizures. Below 5 it could be febrile seizures. Petit mal, psychomotor , plumbism are to be ruled out. Pls. See a peds neurologist for consult.
Answered 2/26/2018
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