During the seizure, the child will have the following symptoms:
- Twitching of the arms and legs
- Twitching of the body
- Moaning or crying
- Unconsciousness
During the seizure, the child will have the following symptoms:
The child may appear to be confused, disoriented or sleepy after a seizure. Allow the child to sleep. Some children may appear to be irritable, cranky or vomit. Some children may bite their tongue or cheek. Use a clean towel to compress the wound to stop the bleeding.
Febrile seizure cannot be prevented and no one knows when they will occur. Therefore, when a child has high fever, give them fever-reducing medicine and sponge them to reduce the fever. Most importantly, after a febrile seizure occurs, bring the child to see the physician to examine the child and to receive treatment.
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