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A member asked:
Son had his first seizure a few months ago so what are ways to help prevent seizures, such as a certain diet, etc?
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See a Doctor: Diets are not the 1st choice because they rarely work. And may be more risky than medication.See a certified pediatric neurologist for evaluation and advice.
Answered 1/2/2015
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