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    Alice in Wonderland syndrome is a condition associated with migraines where people experience distortions in perception such as objects appearing larger or smaller than normal. It was first identified in 1952 by C.W Lippman and further studied in 1955 by J. Todd. Potential causes include migraines, epilepsy, brain tumors, and side effects of drugs. Symptoms involve visual, auditory, temporal, and tactile perceptual distortions. Treatment focuses on medications like antidepressants, anti-seizure drugs, calcium channel blockers, and beta blockers.

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    Alice in Wonderland syndrome is a condition associated with migraines where people experience distortions in perception such as objects appearing larger or smaller than normal. It was first identified in 1952 by C.W Lippman and further studied in 1955 by J. Todd. Potential causes include migraines, epilepsy, brain tumors, and side effects of drugs. Symptoms involve visual, auditory, temporal, and tactile perceptual distortions. Treatment focuses on medications like antidepressants, anti-seizure drugs, calcium channel blockers, and beta blockers.

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    Alice in Wonderland : Is It A Movie?? or A Disease??

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    Siti Hazwani
    Alice in Wonderland syndrome is a condition associated with migraines where people experience distortions in perception such as objects appearing larger or smaller than normal. It was first identified in 1952 by C.W Lippman and further studied in 1955 by J. Todd. Potential causes include migraines, epilepsy, brain tumors, and side effects of drugs. Symptoms involve visual, auditory, temporal, and tactile perceptual distortions. Treatment focuses on medications like antidepressants, anti-seizure drugs, calcium channel blockers, and beta blockers.

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    Alice in Wonderland

    Is it a movie?? Or a disease??

    Definition
    most often associated with migraine headaches. Person experiences a feeling of everything around them being much larger or smaller.

    History
    C.W Lippman in 1952 : Alice in Wonderland syndrome J. Todd in 1955 : The Syndrome of Alice in Wonderland or Todds Syndrome

    Causes
    Migraine Epilepsy Brain tumors Side effects of drugs

    Signs
    Distortion of visual perception Distortion of sound perception Distortion of time perception Distortion of touch perception

    population
    It is unknown how many people suffer from this syndrome.

    treatment
    Usually treated through the use of : Antidepressants Anti-seizure medications Calcium channel blockers Beta blockers

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