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What day to day symptoms might a patient with complex partial seizures exhibit?
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Seizures: In complex seizures one loses the ability to interact with his surroundings. He may be in a trance like state. His speech may be slurred and sound like gibberish. He may be staring aimlessly into space.
Answered 5/7/2015
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