Dr. Marcie Hall answers the question: 'Could A Seizure Disorder Still Occur?'
Can I Ever Be Certain My Child Will Not Develop A Seizure Disorder?
Question: Can I ever be certain my child will not develop a seizure disorder?
Answer: There is no way to definitively determine whether or not a child will develop a seizure disorder. Most children with autism do not develop a seizure disorder. And many do not develop this seizure disorder during childhood but then go on to develop a seizure disorder during adolescence. The incidence of seizure disorder increases at a general population during adolescence as well for unclear reasons. But many hypothesize that is related to hormonal changes during puberty.
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