ADVICE NEEDED! Drastic Speech Changes and Seizures Due To Cycle
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Question: I’m the mom of an amazing daughter with 2 chromosomal abnormalities which are a duplication on 15 and multiple deletions on chromosome 16. These lead to her diagnoses of hypotonea, moderate cognitive,speech and motor delays, and partial complex epilepsy and autism. She is experiencing her 2nd menstrual cycle. She is scheduled to have a preop appt 3-13 to have supprelin to halt her cycle for various reasons, but my main focus today is her decreased speech during the past few days while on her cycle. I just read that there is a proven link between hormones and seizures. She takes name brand Lamictal 25mg 10 chewables/daily. What experience and comments does anyone have pertaining to the drastic speech change and hormones/seizures? Waiting on neurologist to call now. Thanks for any advice/links/websites! We are in the Chattanooga Tn area. P.S. She’s 10 years old.
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