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I had an eeg done, in the results it said "around frontal region almost continuous intermittent" i was wondering what that means?
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Your question is confusing and likely incomplete. "Almost continuous intermittent" WHAT? And "continuous intermittent" is a contradictory paradox. Please repose question and include as much data as possible so we can address.
Answered 5/9/2021
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