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Q&A with Australian Health Practitioners
Can epilepsy be outgrown?
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My child has been diagnosed with epilepsy. Can children outgrow epilepsy and seizures or does the condition stay with them all their life? -
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Many children outgrow their epilepsy, or have a long term remission from seizures. Epilepsy is not necessarily a lifelong disorder. There are however, some types of epilepsy that are considered lifelong so it will depend on the type of epilepsy your child has been diagnosed with.
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