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Can aniexty and depersonalisation can lead to sezuire/epilepsy?

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Usually reverse: That is, many patients who have epilepsy can develop psychiatric disorders associated with their seizures, but anxiety and depersonalization syndromes do not promote epilepsy on their own.

Answered 3/9/2014

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