Dr. Kita Williams, MD

Hello and sorry to hear about what is happening with your husband. It is advisable for your neurologist to schedule a brain MRI for your husband, given his recent seizure and erratic behavior, which may stem from an issue in his frontal lobe. An MRI with contrast would help determine the presence of any mass that may not have been visible on the CT scan. Furthermore, if your husband has a history of multiple concussions, this could also influence his behavior, although it doesn't fully explain the acute onset seizure. Therefore, I recommend a brain MRI with contrast, considering both his behavioral changes and the occurrence of a seizure. Kita Williams, MD Board Certified Neurologist https://www.williamsheadachecenter.com/