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I still have little jerks after a seizure, should i be concerned?
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?myoclonus?: My concern would involve the number and intensity of your szs themselves, as this is a question of control, and truly, the residual jerks may merely represent ongoing focal sz activity, but could potentially point out a sub therapeutic medication situation. This is very complex, so, see a neurologist who can assist you in acquiring full control if possible.
Answered 3/8/2014
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