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danaw6993

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Abnormal Eeg In Children Posted: 01-03-06 21:43pm


What does it mean when your child has an abnormal eeg? Please help I am new to this and very concerned. She is only 6. :cry: :?

kayakmom

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Posted: 01-04-06 12:42pm


It is best to ask your child's neurologist what it means. There are different abnormalities and all can mean something a bit different. I hope you can ask the neuro and find what it means for your daughter specifically.

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