Twenty five per cent of all epilepsy occurs due to infections such as tuberculosis, bacterial meningitis, malaria and cysticercosis. The second day of the International Symposium on Epilepsy focused on treating these common infections and preventing epilepsy. "Such infections can lead to seizures which can consist of a single seizure or can go on to become a chronic epilepsy," said Dr S ...
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On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 05:02:10 -0500, admin wrote:
> Twenty five per cent of all epilepsy occurs due to infections such as
> tuberculosis, bacterial meningitis, malaria and cysticercosis. The
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> Just one of Today's Top 10 Consumer News Stories:
> http://www.ng2000.com/fw.php?tp=epilepsy
YUK! Sounds as if Epilepsy could cause you to die within the week if you
had one of these infections! Anyway, interesting story, but personally,
I've never suffered any of these here in the UK, and most of us are
inoculated against them all at a very young age. My neuro' also told me
mine's purely idiosyncratic, so I guess I'm one of the majority too,
although I couldn't speak for everybody on the newsgroup!
Sofie

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