Questions for: 'epilepsy'
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Epilepsy is seen in children who have no other problems; however, epilepsy is common in children who have developmental disabilities. Approximately 30% of children with epilepsy have other developmental disabilities. In one study, children with menta...
The Epilepsy Institute
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There are different reasons a person develops epilepsy. In some patients, a region of brain tissue may be abnormal or damaged. This lesion acts as a focus and trigger of seizure activity. Such lesions can be produced by a variety of reasons. Examples...
Northeast Regional Epilepsy Group | Frecuently Asked Questions
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Longstanding seizure disorders may be associated with seizure-induced brain damage and memory problems. Also, children with Epilepsy may experience learning or concentration problems because of the neurological disorder or the medications. If a child...
Epilepsy FAQ - allanswers.org
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Children with epilepsy have a higher rate of learning disorders than the general public, but most children with epilepsy do not have learning problems. Some problems can result from seizures themselves such as memory problems keeping information from...
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Once your event is officially approved by Epilepsy Queensland, you will receive a deposit slip to directly deposit the funds at your local Westpac branch. If possible, we request all proceeds from your event be banked within two weeks of your event, ...
Epilepsy Awareness Campaign 2006
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Although there have been investigations into whether the rare phenomenon of shadow flicker (see above) may trigger seizures in sufferers of epilepsy, there is no link between small wind turbines and epilepsy. 8.
Thames Valley Energy
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The system can be used by people with photo sensitive epilepsy, although it is possible that certain applications may increase the likelihood of an individual having a seizure. It would be best to avoid apps where the graphics have lots of moving ele...
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