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Is there a link between epilepsy and mild retardation? |
Is there a link between epilepsy and mild retardation? Epilepsy doesn't cause retardation, and retardation doesn't cause epilepsy. There are diseases and disorders, Tuberous Sclerosis comes to mind, where mild mental retardation and epilepsy are both present. |
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Epilepsy doesn't cause retardation, and retardation doesn't cause epilepsy. There are diseases and disorders, Tuberous Sclerosis comes to mind, where mild mental retardation and epilepsy... I'd say something like: Daddy has a sickness that makes him have what's called Seizures. We don't know why daddy has this, but a lot of people do, and daddy will be perfectly fine.... Yes our friends lab had its first epileptic fit at christmas, and as he came out of the fit he attacked our friend and tor a 3 inch gash in his lower lip, this apparently is quite common for a dog ... Doesn't that stink? In about 70% of cases there is no direct known cause of epilepsy such as head trauma, a disease, a tumor, etc. The rest of the time there is just nothing that looks wrong... yes,but it usually doesnt.It depends on the type. Juvinile myoclonic -tonic-clonic is almost certainly a life sentence. Thats what I have.It does get a little better as the years pass. The "ba... there is no god spot. the helmet did not work on dawkins. ...Focal Epilepsy (also called partial epilepsy) is a seizure disorder in which seizures are preceded by an isolated disturbance of a cerebral function. Such disturbances may include: -A twitchin... Here are some symptoms before have a seizure. -headaches -staring spells -fever Epilepsy itself is used to describe seizures that come from nowhere. The proper question would be what are ... |
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