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Known epileptic stabilised on medication. concerned about twitching. drop objects randomly. difficulty with fine motor control. advice pls?
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Myoclonic epilepsy : You may want to consult your neurologist about switching to a more efficacious anti-epileptic drug or adding another one
Answered 11/5/2017
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