may also be diffuse in nature.

Other symptoms may include hypersalivation when attacks are localized in the mandibular region or leg weakness after foot trauma. A prominent non-physical symptom is tonic non-epileptic seizures. Such seizures are more common in infancy and childhood than during adulthood. In older children, inconsolable screaming usually precedes such an attack, followed by apnea, paleness, and stiffness. Such stiffness can last from seconds to a few minutes.

Attack precipitants are

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