Absent seizures are mini seizures that usually occur in kids from 7-14ish. They are sometimes mistaken for ADD and unlike regular seizures, they do not usually cause any long term damage. Basically, the child will just have no idea what is going on for 20-30 seconds. Absent seizures are extremely under-diagnosed because, like what was said before, if the child turns out to be negative for ADD, doctors will usually not check for absent seizures and the child will just be known to 'zone out'.
Not necessarily. Some people get both, but some only ever get absence seizures. Epilepsy comes in a wide range of forms and severity, so every case is different.
This can be one of two types of seizures: partial seizures or absent seizures. A neurologist can tell you which one it is.
I get these kinds of seizures - here is an example: You and me are having a conversation, then you notice that while I am talking, I start to mummble for a second then continue with the conversation. That is how my absence seizures happen. I call them "brain farts" as a personal joke.
Absent means not in attendance. You can be absent from school, be absent minded or absent in physical presence for example.
The past tense of 'is absent' is 'was absent'. e.g. "Tim was absent that day."
62.5% of the class was absent if five eighths of the class is absent.
absent
What is the noun of absent?
seizures
how is hypoglycemia related to seizures?
Reduce seizures.
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