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Old 11-27-2008, 11:31 AM #4
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It honestly does not sound like a tic. I know doctors think that anything that does not show up definitively as a seizure on an EEG is not something to take seriously... but that seems idiotic. Even "psychogenic" seizures are REAL entities.

I agree with the former response about looking into gluten intolerance.

I hope the 6 hour results will be more revealing to you one way or another.
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