Convulsions

Convulsions are commonly known as convulsions. The most common is convulsions in children with high fever, followed by seizures caused by epilepsy and rickets. Fever convulsions are mostly manifested by high fever. Children with hypoplasia of the central nervous system, poor control of the cerebral cortex, prone to convulsions due to high fever, and are more common between 6 months to 5 years old. Sudden onset, often with chills, coldness and purpleness in the extremities, followed by increased body temperature, flushing, conjunctival congestion, rapid breathing, small twitches in the eyes and face, followed by fixed or strabismus in the eyes, face, limbs, or Tightness and rigidity throughout the body, or spasmodic twitches, short breaths, pale or blue complexion, accompanied by varying degrees of disturbance of consciousness or coma.

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