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What is migralepsy.
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Migralepsy: This is a rare condition in which a migraine is followed within an hour by an epileptic seizure. It causes headache, vomiting, visual hallucinations, flashes of light convulsions, & loss of consciousness. Etiology is mostly unknown or genetic. Treatment is with anti seizure medications that work also for migraines.
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Migralepsy: Is when a person has a migraine headache and within the next hour the perons has a epileptic seizure.
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