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What is Seizures are seen in all EXCEPT: and explain in detail?
ANSWER: (D) AmoebiasisREF: CMDT 2009 chapter 24. Nervous System Disorders, Epilepsy A to Z: a glossary of epilepsy terminology by Peter W. Kaplan, Pierre Loiseau Page 207Infectious diseases causing seizuresInfectious diseases must be considered in all age groups as potentially reversible causes of seizures. Seizures may occur with an acute infective or inflammatory illness, such asBacterial meningitisHerpes encephalitisPlasmodium falciparumAcanthamoebaNeurosyphilis or cerebral CysticercosisToxoplasmosisCryptococcal meningitisCytomegalovirus