@caseybach
Hello,
“How can a doctor make the determination my cause is genetic if all he has is an MRI?
I agree with you. I think it’s nothing more than a guess and I’m not convinced it’s even an educated guess. One of my neurologist said my seizures were A result of my birth yet when I asked him to be more specific he clammed up and changed the subject. Like you I believe my seizures were caused from a head injury. A friend, so I thought, hit me in the head with a baseball bat when I was a kid. Also they believe I had a mild stroke when I was young and see if she was a curve occasionally after a stroke. Some neurologist even say if you’re going to have more seizures. The doctors at Stanford University told my parents I would have seizures the rest of my life, well surprise they were wrong. For whatever reason they stopped about nine years ago with the exception of some when I forgot my medicine and I did have and absence while driving. There are DNA tests that they can do and over 100 genes have been identified so far