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I have suffered a very bad epileptic fit. bit my tongue badly. need to be assessed and put onto medication?
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Absolutely : If this was your first seizure you will need to be assessed at the closest hospital. Do not drive, have a relative or a friend take you there.
Answered 4/21/2020
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