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Old 05-10-2010, 04:10 PM #9
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Hi Dawn,
I'm glad to hear that the e.e.g. showed something. Tattoo is correct in my opinion your son would be much better off seeing an Epileptologist at an Epilepsy Center compared to a neurologist. I saw many neurologist when I was younger but when I had brain surgery done that's when I started to go to an Epilepsy Center and saw an Epileptologist. I take fewer sz. meds (AED's) and have gotten the most help. You can usually find an Epileptologist at a University Medical Center. Here's wishing you and your son only the best and May God Bless You Both!
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