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| Headache (65) | |
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because when large numbers of the larvae die in and around the brain they can block capillaries and cause encephalopathy a condition that can cause cognitive losses memory problems personality changes and more.
They also looked at case reports of people suffering encephalopathy (brain condition) following exposure to DEET in the 1980s.
when allowing for underreporting the incidence of 14 reported cases of DEET-associated encephalopathy since 1957 is considered small
he was diagnosed with early-onset epileptic encephalopathy of unknown etiology. The patient had experienced treatment-resistant seizures since 3 months of age
but only few other instances of early-onset epileptic encephalopathy involved the GRIN2A gene. The GRIN2A gene influences electrochemical events that affect the flow and strength of electrical impulses in the brain.
Our results suggest that children with early-onset epileptic encephalopathy should undergo evaluation for similar gene variants with the possibility of using memantine
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