John,

Thank you for bringing up this issue.  My son Matt (12) has been
experiencing these same issues and we accounted the swallowing issues to his
reflux, yet no medication has resolved the issue.  This gives us another
avenue to approach with the neuro next week that we had not even considered.
Matt's seizures are under control (i.e. not visible, but do show on the
MRI), but for quite some time now he has been waking angry (we accounted to
age and communication) with swallowing issues (we accounted to reflux).
Unfortunately for us, the anger goes throughout the day, though he manages
well at school.

Lisa


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JOHN RUNER
Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 9:33 AM
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Subject: MRI for new seizures?

Should I request an MRI for Daughters new seizures?   Mary had one big
one where she fell over to the left for a few days.  Now she will wake
up very angry and then have swallowing issues the rest of the day.  She
has had sleep deprived EEG but no MRI since she was a toddler! and a
CAT scan that the neurologist didn't like buy he didn't order an MRI?

Any thoughts?

Thanks
John Runer Dad to Mary 9 CP=2C RH=2C Epilepsy=2C Heart and lung problems.=20


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