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A member asked:
Recently i began having jolts , seizures, video eeg shows its non epileptic attack,are there any medication for this?i don't believe its psychological
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Jolts: These may be myoclonic jerks. A neurologist is best qualified to evaluate you for diagnosis and treatment. Get checked to ensure that you don't have calcium or magnesium deficiency.
Answered 4/24/2018
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