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Could depersonalisation/derealization leads to seizure disorders?
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No: There is no causation of physical disorder by the DP/DR symptoms that seem to have become very popular lately. They are, if anything, possible to experience if you have a seizure disorder that makes it difficult to hold constant attention to your environment. They are experience qualities. Don't worry about harm they can do to your brain.
Answered 6/30/2014
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