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She may have seizures because when a stimulus hits that area, her brain's pathways do not react appropriately. She could have a structural defect in that area.
when my daughter hits the back leftside of her head she will have a seizure. Her first was when she was around 11 mths old. Her last one was when she was 19 mths old. The last seizure was worse then the first her left eye went off to the side and stayed there for a couple of minutes. She is also very tired after. She has had 4 to 5 altogether. She can hit the back or rightside of her head and be fine. It only happens when she hits the leftside. What could be the cause? missilondon
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