A Comprehensive Guide To Tuberous Sclerosis Complex
Seizures

Seizures are another common symptom of TSC; they often represent the presence of tumors growing in the brain and affecting the organ's neurotransmitters. Sometimes, this is the first symptom of TSC in patients who seem otherwise healthy. It is not uncommon for this to happen in small children who are suffering from benign brain tumors and is referred to at this age as infantile spasms. If this happens, the child will spasm frequently and usually violently in the head and in their legs. It can be terrifying for both the parent and the child when this happens, and should always be followed up with a visit to the doctor right away. If it is not TSC, it could be another medical issue that is quite serious, something that could cause long-term effects or death.