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Diagnosed w/"contra migraines/mild epilipsy". havent seen neurologist in 10 years-had a bad seizure-effected me for two days. can they change w/ time?
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Yes : Over time they freq become less severe, but your recent experience should prompt you to reestablish a relationship with your neurologist.
Answered 9/8/2013
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