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Pseudoseizures or Somatoform Spells, Hysteroepilepsy or Somatoform

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Description: Examination of a new nomenclature which resembles epileptic seizures but which are in reality psychogenically induced.
PNI.org | Pacific Neuropsychiatric Institute PSEUDOSEIZURES OR SOMATOFORM SPELLS; HYSTEROEPILEPSY OR SOMATOFORM SPELL DISORDER The aphorism "the number of medications used for this condition attests to nothing working" may be applied at times to terminology:
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