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My daughter is 5yrs n she was diagnosed with rolandic epilepsy last week. she's on meds. i notice slight change in her skull shape. is this normal?
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"skull shape": Do not worry about skull asymmetries in your 5 yo., as things change with growth. The Rolandic epilepsy is a childhood variant and may well remit as she grows older. Medications should readily control. Sounds like issues are well managed.
Answered 5/26/2016
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