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What are seizure-like symptoms?

Seizures are caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain, leading to involuntary movements or changes in awareness. 'Seizure-like symptoms' means someone observed signs similar to a seizure, such as jerking movements or a sudden collapse, as reported with MicahJo Barnett. Medical professionals would then investigate the underlying cause.

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