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Old 09-13-2009, 07:31 PM #1
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Default Absence Seizures

I just have a quick question on absence seizures. I got a concussion nine months ago and now somebody mentioned absence seizures and I was surprised to hear that these might be happening. It sounds like what happens to me but is there any way to feel them coming on? Because I can feel when they start happening, also is it possible to "pull" yourself out of it if you are having one. I just didn't really know because both of these happen so I am not sure if they are really absence seizures or somthing else. Anybody know?
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