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Husband had 3 grand mal seizures sunday today (wed) he keeps saying he thinks he hears the baby crying but the baby isn't here. normal?
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Not normal: These two findings are suggestive of two different types of seizures or other neurological process which would never be considered normal. Hopefully he is under the care of a qualified neurologist. If not, find one! Best wishes
Answered 5/15/2015
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