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Can absence seizures be mistaken for add?
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It should not: Absence seizures are brief with complete return to normal. A patient tunes out for a few seconds then is fully aware and alert. If they are occurring many times per day, this can suggest an attention disorder. But a good observer should be able to tell the difference.
Answered 9/28/2016
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