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I got an epilepsy attack on 3rd feb and i fell from the chair. my muscles got hurt and now i am not able to digest food properly and my stomach muscle keeps on paining?
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The first issue is to be fully examined for the extent of your injuries and have these diagnosed and treated. Secondly, have a neurologist adjust anti-epileptic medication to optimally control your events. Do NOT drive, operate power equipment, do activities at heights, bathe, or swim alone.
Answered 2/13/2023
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