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Do Epilepsy And Brain Tumor Increase Risks Of Alzheimer S?

Does having epilepsy and having had a brain tumour make one more likely to suffer from Alzheimer s? My short term memory is terrible and gets worse by the year. I had a brain tumour at age Thirteen in my left frontal cranial lobe. I also have epilepsy which I inherited on the night I started my first menstrual cycle. As did my sister and our mother s mother. I feel like my memories are fading away day by day. My family doctor tells me it must be my diet. I don t believe that, I m a relatively healthy eater.
Wed, 5 Oct 2016
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epilepsy is related to tum our. consult neurosurgeon for examination and advise on surgery. if itis surgically removed then epilepsy will be controlled. it is directly not related toalzemiars or anytypeof dementia. epilepsy is not inherited getting tum our at 13 is a coincidence. you may take treatment for dementia and alzemears. no specific treatment available. can take antioxidant and omega 3 and 6. can join yoga training center and do yoga and meditationitmay help.
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Do Epilepsy And Brain Tumor Increase Risks Of Alzheimer S?

epilepsy is related to tum our. consult neurosurgeon for examination and advise on surgery. if itis surgically removed then epilepsy will be controlled. it is directly not related toalzemiars or anytypeof dementia. epilepsy is not inherited getting tum our at 13 is a coincidence. you may take treatment for dementia and alzemears. no specific treatment available. can take antioxidant and omega 3 and 6. can join yoga training center and do yoga and meditationitmay help.