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What is Jamal Musiala suffering from? ‘Absence seizures’ explained

Times of India - Sports ·
What is Jamal Musiala suffering from? ‘Absence seizures’ explained

Jamal Musiala has revealed he has been diagnosed with brief absence seizures, caused by temporary abnormal brain activity.

The episodes led to collapses during two Bayern Munich friendlies but are treatable and being managed by specialists.

Musiala says he feels well, has medical clearance to continue football, remains optimistic and asks for privacy regarding further details.

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