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tara_k

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Seziures Posted: 01-08-07 12:52pm


Does anyone know how a doctor would determine the difference bewtween a brain damaged induced seizure, or whether it is nerves? I have seizures and I am curious as to if it is permanent(via brain damage) or potentially treatable(nerve damage)...So I am wondering what tests may be done to figure all that out...Any ideas? Thanks, tara

pmm

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Brain Damage? Posted: 02-11-07 09:49am


All seizures are treatible with medication it just depends what you need there not really difference in nerve damage or brain damage because your brain is just the core of your central nervoous system so they all tie together so all you need to do is find a capable neurlogist and set up an appointment thats better than any forum can help you with. Have a blessed day.

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