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Suffering From Mild Epilepsy, Delay In Speech. Using Valparin Medication. Treatment Options?

Hi Doctor, I have a daughter her age is 2 yrs 11 months now and she is suffering from mild epilepsy and she is under valparin madicine from one year. Due to epilepsy we are seeing a delay in her speech. So need consult you for the same. Also my daughter is undergoing a speech therapy session everyday for 30 minutes from past 8 months. Please help us in this regard.
Tue, 8 Jan 2013
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Hi Mr Raghavendra,

You will benefit from consulting a good Epileptologist who has extensive experience in evaluating such patients and especially to look at which patient can benefit from curative surgery for Epilepsy. It will be a good idea to continue with the speech therapy sessions. some epilepsies may originate from around the speech centers of the brain and therefore can cause profound speech impairment and some children can loose previously attained speech as well.

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Suffering From Mild Epilepsy, Delay In Speech. Using Valparin Medication. Treatment Options?

Hi Mr Raghavendra, You will benefit from consulting a good Epileptologist who has extensive experience in evaluating such patients and especially to look at which patient can benefit from curative surgery for Epilepsy. It will be a good idea to continue with the speech therapy sessions. some epilepsies may originate from around the speech centers of the brain and therefore can cause profound speech impairment and some children can loose previously attained speech as well. Hope this helps