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Question Treatments for Fahr's Syndrome

Someone I love very much was recently diagnosed with Fahr's Syndrome. I know that there is no cure for this and it can only be treated on a symptomatic basis. He sometimes has seizures or days where he is in quite a bit of pain. I was wondering if there was anyone here who knew of anything that I could do to help: any alternative therapies, any advice on how to handle seizures or their effects, any ways to be supportive. Any words of advice would be appreciated. Thank you!
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