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Febrile Convulsion

Febrile convulsions (seizures) are involuntary electrical disturbances during fever causing sudden movements or fits in the body. During this condition, the child’s body becomes stiff with twitching of the limbs and unconsciousness. If the child is unconscious, the parents should put them in a recovery position and should immediately seek medical attention.

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Please suggest a homeopathic remedy to stop febrile convulsions during fever.

Query: Hello doctor, My daughter has her first febrile convulsion after Penta 3 vaccination at night with a very high temperature and she was having an infection of cold also. After five months she again gets a cold and runny nose with a fever and she got convulsions for less than a minute. In the next mon...  Read Full »

Dr. Sheetal Nanji Dama

Dr. Sheetal Nanji Dama

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. She will be fine with homeopathy medicines and I will reply to you in detail soon.  Read Full »

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