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How common is it for someone to develop a seizure disorder without a family history of epilepsy or other cause such as brain injury?
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Common: In my experience, epilepsy in young people and with generalized seizures is more apt to run in families, but a neurologist would be better qualified to answer this question. However there are many patients with various types of seizure disorders that don't run in families.
Answered 7/7/2018
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