Question
What are the symptoms of neonatal seizures, and how should they be handled?
Answer
The symptoms of neonatal seizures are diverse and often observable by parents. These symptoms may include electrolyte imbalances such as hypoglycemia, intracranial hemorrhage, and intracranial infection. The main manifestations are mild convulsions, such as frequent blinking, slight twitching of the mouth and limbs, or a sudden change in skin color to purple. Additionally, a split scalp suture or increased tension at the fontanelle may also be signs of a seizure.