Hi Tami, Unless there is a structural abnormality causing the seizures, the MRI would still be normal in epilepsy without structural changes. You did not say what your son's symptoms are that cause
Amanda, I would definitely recommend a speech language assessment based on what type of issues you are describing. Yes, a skilled speech language pathologist can detect a processing problem at this
Bukky, If your son continues to present with fluid in his ear you may need to ask the ENT to place the PE or pressure equalizing tubes in his ears to drain the liquid so he can hear better if he has
Michelle, Based on what you are describing at this juncture you should request from your school district (and insist on) a child study team assessment of your daughter's abilities including the following
Dear Madeline, I could be of more help if you were more specific, but here's my best guess. If an excitable cell (e.g., a neuron) is at rest, its membrane potential remains at a certain level called

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