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I'm a mother of three healthy and i am very scared of developing epilepsy can i? please help
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See below: It is best to consult your primary doctor or your obgyn, to see if you are at risk for epilepsy. If this does not reassure you, then you should consult with a therapist to help reduce your anxiety about this topic.
Answered 4/30/2013
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