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I have non-epileptic seizures, but not pnes. what could it be?
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PNES or not?: It is possible for a tremor to appear like a nonepileptic seizure. In this case the symptoms are more important than the name. What is the difference between PNES and nonepileptic seizures?
Answered 9/28/2016
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