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A member asked:
Why do shudder attacks happen? if a infant gets it will they have tremors too? if a 10month old gets it will it go away? or cause life long issues?
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Benign: Shudder attacks are benign and mean nothing. They usually disappear spontaneously in a few years. There is no life long issues and they do not turn into seizures. See your Pediatrician, if the diagnosis is confirmed, you have nothing to worry about. It will get better by itself.
Answered 7/1/2019
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