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I think it really depends on a lot of factors. Like what type you have, when you were diagnosed and how well the treatment is going just to name a few.
As you get older and tried all meds, I feel your body is to accustomed. That may be why more as you get older. No meds work anymore.
Yes, seizure patterns can change over time. About 80-90% of people who experience seizures in childhood continue to have them into adulthood. For some people, these seizures may become refractory, meaning they don't respond well to medication.
The severity and frequency of seizures can vary based on several factors
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I doubt growing older has much to do with new symptoms. It may be, possibly. Maybe you should undergo tests about them.
Good post and ? It's dif per person and I agree with the ai mentioned about the post here, I have my condition and it's more stable than before and I am ok with that and so is my doc, they happen more spaced out than before and I am ok with that and it's a improvement for me and my condition in my opinion, but I hang in there and try to stay pos and so can you, my opinion here
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