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Child Emits Sulphur Smell When Seizing

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Belinda Carlton

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Child Emits Sulphur Smell When Seizing Posted: 02-18-04 14:39pm


My grandchild emitted a sulphur smell when he had a grand mal seizure. I can't find any informationa about this. Could you provide some insight? Thank you, belinda carlton

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Posted: 02-18-04 14:48pm


Our epilepsy forum might be of help to you. Best wishes. Daniel

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