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15month old baby boy. he jerks after peeing every time.is it normal or some kind of eplipsey?
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Need more info: Would suggest that you discuss this further with your child's pediatrician. Seizures are not typically associated with urination. However, to have greater understanding of what is occurring, a more detailed description of the events is required.
Answered 7/11/2015
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