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[header] How to diagnose tuberous sclerosis [title] Be on the lookout for seizures. [step] If you develop growths on the brain, you might experience seizures as a symptom of tuberous sclerosis. In very small children, repetitive spasms of the legs and head can be caused by tuberous sclerosis.

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  1. [title] Track any behavioral issues and developmental delay. [step] Tsc growths on the brain can change behavior, especially in children.
  2. [title] Evaluate the symptoms of tubercular sclerosis. [step] Growths typically appear relatively minor, and often go away on their own.
  3. These spasms usually start approximately one week after a seizure, but they can continue for an extended period of time. [title] Look for symptoms of anorexia.
  4. If you have frequent or rapid seizures, get medical attention right away. [substeps] The potential warning signs of tubercular sclerosis include sudden vision problems, trouble concentrating, and high blood pressure.

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33844
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