How to handle convulsions in children caused by fever

The key to managing infants with diarrhea and benign convulsions is to replenish electrolytes while avoiding greasy foods and drinking plenty of water.

Is a child experiencing convulsions during a high fever considered a symptom of epilepsy?

Newborns may cry loudly during convulsions, which often occur in the evening and could be caused by calcium deficiency.

A three-year-old and four-month-old baby has a fever of 38.7 degrees Celsius. Even if the baby is asleep, they should be woken up to take antipyretic medication to prevent convulsions caused by high fever.

Fever and convulsions in babies may be due to individual differences, and generally do not indicate hydrocephalus. However, it is recommended to undergo a comprehensive brain examination to rule out the possibility of underdevelopment of brain development.

A six-month-old infant was hospitalized for a week due to diarrhea accompanied by convulsions, and the parents want to know if the child can be discharged.

Neonates may exhibit symptoms such as grunting, restless limbs, flushed cheeks, and frothing at the mouth while sleeping, which could indicate convulsions. This might be due to calcium deficiency, and it is recommended to give the baby bone-building granules to supplement calcium, as well as to expose them to more sunlight and consume bone broth to enhance calcium absorption.

Explain the difference between fever convulsions and shaking, and discuss possible treatment methods.

How should a 9-year-old child experiencing fever with convulsions be treated and prevented?