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Pediatric neurology articles

Written to parents, not as shorter versions of the adult articles.

What I cover

What parents can expect

A pediatric neurology visit is for a child with seizures, headaches, attention questions, or a change in development. Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed three years of pediatrics residency and three years of neurology residency.

Parents often continue to epilepsy and seizures, febrile seizures, or what a neurologist adds for ADHD. The Los Angeles page is pediatric neurology in Los Angeles.

Adult symptoms belong on adult neurology. To ask for a visit, request an appointment and mark the patient as a child.

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Treatments

What I actually do for pediatric.

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Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed residency training in both pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years).

Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed residency training in both pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years).

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Condition pages are written to be deeper than hospital directory paragraphs.

Condition pages are written to be deeper than hospital directory paragraphs.

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Every article is written or reviewed by the treating neurologist, with tier-matched citations.

Every article is written or reviewed by the treating neurologist, with tier-matched citations.

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A consultation request goes to a named physician, not a switchboard.

A consultation request goes to a named physician, not a switchboard.

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Common questions

Things people ask before they book.

Is this page for parents?

Yes. The longer parent guide is pediatric neurologist in Los Angeles.

What if my child had a seizure with a fever?

Read febrile seizures, then request an appointment if you want that history reviewed.

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Talk with us about Pediatric Neurology

Tell us who the visit is for and the reason. Appointment requests are read by the practice.