5K views · 19 reactions | A febrile seizure is a seizure caused by a fever in babies and young children. While scary, febrile seizures usually don’t result in any long-lasting damage to your child’s brain. Pediatrician and neonatologist Joanna Parga-Belinkie shares what to do if your child does have a febrile seizure and when to seek emergency medical care. | Healthy Children | Facebook

49K views · 1.1K reactions | Complex Febrile Seizure : Good evening doc, may anak po akong 9 months old, nung nagka fever siya 38.5 up nag seizure po siya at dinala namin sa hospital. na diagnosed po complex febrile seizure. So far ok naman na siya now pero totoo po bang until 7 years old pa po may tendency babalik ang seizure kahit low grade fever? Ano po mga gagawin if ever mag fever at seizure po ulit siya? Please enlighten us po.. thank you | Dr. Richard and Erika Mata | Facebook

2.2M views · 10K reactions | Never Do this ❌ if your child is having...

Febrile seizures are scary, but very common and generally don’t require any special testing or treatment. They are often the initial sign of illness and data shows that even medicating the fever as soon as it’s detected doesn’t decrease the rate of seizures #seizure #fever #emergency #parents #sick Disclaimer: For educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be regarded as medical advice or replace the advice of your physician | Dr.Beachgem10