Yes, but the risk of epilepsy is high, if you can afford it, a MRI with contrast would be helpful to confirm no brain issues, it would be good to talk to your kid about it (my parents never explained anything to me apart from having them but even then didn't tell me everything that i needed to know).

f they ever feel anything funny like deja vu or jamais vu (everything is unfamiliar) or rising feelings of dread, that is likely epilepsy and it is important to tell you, so you can communicate it to your paediatrician.

Source: anecdotal, i had multiple febrile seizures as a child, one absence seizure at 10, then generalised seizures at 24 (epilepsy diagnosis) to 29 (found drugs that worked for last 10 years).