Generalized epilepsyA tendency to have repeated seizures. with febrile seizuresA burst of unusual electrical activity in the brain. It can look like shaking, staring or stiffening. plus is a rare condition linked to the ADGRV1, CPA6, FGF13 and 10 more genesAn instruction in the body for making one protein. Each person has two copies of most genes.. How do we know this?

No two people with this condition are the same, and not everything on this page will apply to everyone.

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• Write down your questions and take them to your next appointment (ours are below).

1. Has a geneAn instruction in the body for making one protein. Each person has two copies of most genes. change been found, and is it the kind usually seen in generalized epilepsyA tendency to have repeated seizures. with febrile seizuresA burst of unusual electrical activity in the brain. It can look like shaking, staring or stiffening. plus?
2. Is there a treatment for this condition, or a study we could join?
3. Should we see a genetic counsellorA specialist who explains genetic test results and what they mean for a family. about what this means for the rest of the family?

Looking for studies… Search ClinicalTrials.gov yourself ↗