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Replying to @reeree Why do seizures start months after a stroke? The stroke leaves a scar on the cortex and the damaged cells around its edge stay irritable for months. About 1 in 10 stroke survivors develops epilepsy. When @Dr Pasky | Neurologist seizures come back in someone who was stable, look for the trigger first: missed doses, infection, dehydration, poor sleep. #Neurointerpret #StrokeRecovery #Seizures #Epilepsy
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Replying to @reeree Why do seizures start months after a stroke? The stroke leaves a scar on the cortex and the damaged cells around its edge stay irritable for months. About 1 in 10 stroke survivors develops epilepsy. When @Dr Pasky | Neurologist seizures come back in someone who was stable, look for the trigger first: missed doses, infection, dehydration, poor sleep. #Neurointerpret #StrokeRecovery #Seizures #Epilepsy
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