Febrile seizures are usually nothing to worry about, although it can be scary to see a child having a seizure, especially for the first time. Most of the disease is completely cured, but in some cases it is necessary to take anticonvulsant drugs when the child has a high fever to limit brain damage.

Newborn seizures make many parents worry, however, most neonatal seizures are benign. Let's learn about benign neonatal seizures through the article below.

Seizures are a common neurological emergency in children and are caused by many different causes. Accordingly, accurate diagnosis of seizures in children is a prerequisite for effective treatment.

Convulsions are temporary symptoms caused by abnormalities in the brain that stimulate a group of cortical nerve cells at the same time, causing sudden, uncontrolled discharges that cause convulsions. There are many causes of convulsions. So what are the types of convulsions? This article will help readers find the answer.