An autosomal dominant genetic disorder, tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), is distinguished by the presence of numerous organ lesions that are closely associated with the TSC gene.[1,2] Intractable epilepsy, facial angiofibroma, and mental impairment are its prominent features.[3] It occurs around 1 in every 6000 to 10,000 people, and even though women typically experience less severe symptoms, the frequency of TSC is not different based on race or gender.[4]. This evidence concerns the gene TSC1 and tuberous sclerosis.