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silmarien9 Sep 2011
These are serious symptoms. Seizures can be fatal or cause brain damage. You need to see a doctor IMMEDIATELY or go to your local emergency room, NOW.
Perhaps there are different drugs you could take to help your body not reject the transplanted kidney, without these awful harmful (potentially fatal) side-effects.
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