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No seizures since 10y/o, sz's back and frequent, na+always slightly low, c02 alwys low, muscle cramps, ekg nsr w/frequ pac's, mri's alwys clear in past, recent ct=small infarct of unknown age/origin 2 brain

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Dr. Djamchid Lotfi
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See neuro !: With the return of seizures you should see a neurologist to decide if an MRI is needed fatigue, irregular meals infection sleep problems noncompliance with medications, and anxiety are the usual reasons for a return of seizures in remission.
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