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b]Whatcausesabsence seizures in adults?[/b
abnormal electrical activity throughout the brain(passive) are caused byAbsence seizures
intense and abnormal electrical activity in the brain(passive) are caused byAbsence seizures
abnormal and intense electrical activity in the brain(passive) are caused byAbsence seizures
a mild form of epilepsycausesabsence seizures
by a malformation of the brain(passive) caused bythe absence seizures
Some types of epilepsycan causeabsence seizures
any onehas discoveredAbsence Seizures
two rare , severe forms of childhood epilepsycauseuncontrolled seizures
by stress in my sleep(passive) caused byabsence seizures
by other factors(passive) can be caused byabsence seizures
by other factors(passive) can be causedabsence seizures
the diseasescausingabsence seizures
by stress(passive) caused byabsence seizures
Can stresscauseabsence seizures
the increased inhibitionleadsto absence seizures
by childhood absence(passive) caused byabsence seizures
by a malformation of the brain learned(passive) caused bythe absence seizures
often(passive) are ... causedAbsence seizures
the seizure activitycausingmissed seizures
anxietyCan ... causeabsence seizures
prolonged hyperventilation(passive) may be provoked byAbsence seizures
prolonged hyperventilation(passive) could be provoked byAbsence seizures
prolonged hyperventilation(passive) can be provoked byAbsence seizures
many diseases and conditions(passive) may be caused byAbsence seizures
carecan causeabsence seizures
such vigorous thalamic activity ... spontaneous absence - like seizures [ 5contributesto absence seizures
hyperventilation(passive) are provoked byAbsence seizures
Hyperventilationprovokesabsence seizures
with hyperventilation(passive) are provokedAbsence seizures
hyperventilation(passive) are usually provoked byAbsence Seizures
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melatoninCan ... causeabsence seizures
the exact mechanism by whichcan causeabsence seizures
an increase in the breathing rate ( hyperventilationcan provokeabsence seizures
the tissue ... the braincauseduncontrolled seizures
the tissue in the braincauseduncontrolled seizures
extended hyperventilation(passive) may be provoked byAbsence seizures
extended hyperventilation(passive) could be provoked byAbsence seizures
Clusters of myoclonic seizurescan leadto absence seizures
an EEG and subsequentpromptedan EEG and subsequent
an EEG and subsequent MRI.promptedan EEG and subsequent MRI.
momentary lapses of consciousnesscausemomentary lapses of consciousness
to improvement of his seizuresledto improvement of his seizures
a very brief partial or complete loss of consciousnesscausea very brief partial or complete loss of consciousness
a partial or complete loss of consciousnesscausea partial or complete loss of consciousness
a brief loss of awarenesscausea brief loss of awareness
a short loss of consciousness with little or no symptomscausea short loss of consciousness with little or no symptoms
impairment of consciousness Small movementsmay causeimpairment of consciousness Small movements
people to loss consciousnesscausepeople to loss consciousness
the person to appear to be staring into space with or without slight twitching of the musclesmay causethe person to appear to be staring into space with or without slight twitching of the muscles
a short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds ) with few or no other symptomscausea short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds ) with few or no other symptoms
a short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds ) with few or no other symptomscausea short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds ) with few or no other symptoms
a short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds ) with few or no symptomscausea short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds ) with few or no symptoms
problemsare causingproblems
a loss of consciousness , typically for a few seconds , with few or no symptomscausea loss of consciousness , typically for a few seconds , with few or no symptoms
a short loss of consciousness ( typically just a few seconds ) with few or no symptomscausea short loss of consciousness ( typically just a few seconds ) with few or no symptoms
a person to stare into space or have jerking musclesmay causea person to stare into space or have jerking muscles
a short period of " blanking out " or staring into space , due to brief abnormal electrical activity in the braincausea short period of " blanking out " or staring into space , due to brief abnormal electrical activity in the brain
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a short loss of consciousness lasting only a few seconds with few or no symptomscausea short loss of consciousness lasting only a few seconds with few or no symptoms
falls or injuriesdo ... causefalls or injuries
a person stare into spacecausea person stare into space
a short loss of consciousness without shaking and myoclonic seizures that are characterized by jerking musclescausea short loss of consciousness without shaking and myoclonic seizures that are characterized by jerking muscles
your child to What causes this delaymay causeyour child to What causes this delay
transient impairment of consciousnesscausetransient impairment of consciousness
to deficits in consciousnessleadto deficits in consciousness
impairment of consciousness Small movements like repetitive blinkingmay causeimpairment of consciousness Small movements like repetitive blinking
to a brief loss of consciousness 3. leadto a brief loss of consciousness 3.
a loss of consciousnesscausea loss of consciousness
loss of consciousnesscauseloss of consciousness
a short period of staring and altered consciousnesscausea short period of staring and altered consciousness
lapses in awareness , sometimes with staringcauselapses in awareness , sometimes with staring
a short loss of consciousness ( just a few secondscausea short loss of consciousness ( just a few seconds
a short loss of consciousness ( typically just a few secondscausea short loss of consciousness ( typically just a few seconds
brain damagewould causebrain damage
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lapses in awarenesscauselapses in awareness