General : Repeated âDaydreamingâ In Children May Signal Absence Seizures, Says Paediatric Neurologist
By Puti Iylia Maisarah Zol Azman KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 25 (Bernama) -- Parents and teachers are urged not to dismiss repeated episodes of blank staring or “daydreaming” in children, as what may appear to be inattentiveness could instead be a sign of absence seizures - a subtle form of epilepsy that can go unnoticed.
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