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Will my brother's epileptic seizures ever go away?
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More to know: The answer depends on the cause. How many seizures has your brother had? How old is he? How long has he had these? Has he needed to take many kinds of medication? Some types of seizures do stop (see benign rolandic epilepsy for example) and some kinds do not stop.
Answered 5/18/2016
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