Seizures / Epilepsy / Fits

Supporting Children with Seizures: Specialized Services to Help Manage and Understand Epilepsy

Epilepsy is a neurological disorder or a brain condition characterized by recurring seizures or fits. It can affect children of all ages. Fits or seizures can have many causes like fever, infection, brain injury or certain medications. There are different types of seizures depending on which area of the brain is affected.

Common Symptoms of Seizures or Fits

  • Jerky movements
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Confusion
  • Not responding to words
  • Abnormal breathing
  • Stiffness of the body
  • loss of bowel or bladder control
  • Rhythmic nodding of the head
  • Rapid blinking of the eyes
  • Falling without loss of consciousness
  • If you observe any of the above symptoms, consult a pediatric neurologist immediately.

    How Pediatric Neurology Can Help?

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    Comprehensive seizure management

    We offer expert care for children with various types of seizures, including diagnosis, medication management, and monitoring.

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    Safety and prevention

    We will provide guidance on seizure safety measures and explore potential treatment options, such as surgery or ketogenic diets.

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    Support for families

    We understand the emotional impact of seizures on families and offer support and resources.

    Remember, seizures or fits caused by epilepsy are treatable conditions. It is important that your child is diagnosed accurately and treated promptly for optimal results.