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Suggest Treatment For Sudden Loss Of Sensation In The Legs Leading To Falling, Partial Complex Seizures, ADHD And Intellectual Disability

My seven year old had his legs suddenly go out & dropped to the floor. He sat for a couple seconds then got up and ran off. He looked really sleepy after that. Past history deletion in chromosome 17p13.1, ESES, partial complex seizures, intellectual disability, ADHD, sensory processing disorder. A week ago he had three baby teeth pulled- no problems or complaints. Green sinus drainage since Saturday. Just concerned that his seizure disorder is evolving-again. Any thoughts on this?
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Respected user, hi
Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .
* Seizure disorder are known to relapse at occasions without any notice
seems more likely
* Recommend to undergo fresh electro encephalography study for the same
with expert neurologist & get perfect management plan accordingly
* Till then manage to maintain hydration levels , balanced nutritious diet ,
taking precautions at the time of episode he does not injure himself
Hope this clears your query
Welcome for any further assistance
Regards .
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Suggest Treatment For Sudden Loss Of Sensation In The Legs Leading To Falling, Partial Complex Seizures, ADHD And Intellectual Disability

Respected user, hi Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly . * Seizure disorder are known to relapse at occasions without any notice seems more likely * Recommend to undergo fresh electro encephalography study for the same with expert neurologist & get perfect management plan accordingly * Till then manage to maintain hydration levels , balanced nutritious diet , taking precautions at the time of episode he does not injure himself Hope this clears your query Welcome for any further assistance Regards .