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Le \nFebrile convulsions are seizures in the course of fever in a subject between 6 months old \nand 5 years old, who has no signs of acute brain affection or \nconcomitant chronic. Symptoms present generalized tonic-like seizures, \nclonic or tonic-clonic. The duration is only a few minutes and rarely lasts \nfor more than 30 minutes. Usually the child arrives at the hospital when the crisis \nseizure is over, so no urgent measures are needed to \nless than one recidivism. <\/p>

Laboratory tests to be performed are blood glucose, calcemia, and electrolytes. Treatment performed only of seizure recurrence involves Diazepam rectally. <\/p>

\n \nSource: Mediserve<\/a>‘s Medical Emergencies in Pediatrics.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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