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How do hypoglycemic seizures differ from epileptic seizures in adults in appearance?
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Seizures: There is no difference in the appearance of these seizures. Most are all Tonic/clonic type seizures. THe cause and treatments of the two types differs. Hope this helps
Answered 3/5/2015
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