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<blockquote data-quote="Mamaof5" data-source="post: 411530"><p>That is the description of a complex partial. My neice has complex partials and full blown clonics. I hope you get to the bottom of it. A bit of a tip, older style anti-convulsants are best except for dilantin (too hard on the kidneys and liver for long term use). A lot of kids seem to do well with a moderate dose of tegatrol too. Phenobarbs are the the best solution that I've seen but addiction is a possibility with those.</p><p></p><p>I hope Jess gets the help she needs. They should be doing an active MRI to get the bottom of what's happening. Sometimes though, seizures can't be seen - well at least the epicenter of where they originated in the brain, some epileptics don't have a "seizure center" in the brain where it starts and it's random areas like my neice. Unfortunately, her seizures are so strong that it's destroyed grey matter in the past. My crossables are crossed for you all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mamaof5, post: 411530"] That is the description of a complex partial. My neice has complex partials and full blown clonics. I hope you get to the bottom of it. A bit of a tip, older style anti-convulsants are best except for dilantin (too hard on the kidneys and liver for long term use). A lot of kids seem to do well with a moderate dose of tegatrol too. Phenobarbs are the the best solution that I've seen but addiction is a possibility with those. I hope Jess gets the help she needs. They should be doing an active MRI to get the bottom of what's happening. Sometimes though, seizures can't be seen - well at least the epicenter of where they originated in the brain, some epileptics don't have a "seizure center" in the brain where it starts and it's random areas like my neice. Unfortunately, her seizures are so strong that it's destroyed grey matter in the past. My crossables are crossed for you all. [/QUOTE]
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