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  • Causes of Febrile seizure

    Febrile seizure is caused by a fever-related change in the developing brain, usually in a child between 6 months and 5 years of age. The immediate trigger is not the fever itself alone, but…

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  • Symptoms of Febrile seizure

    The symptoms of febrile seizure are usually a sudden convulsion or episode of altered awareness that occurs in a child during a fever. The event may include loss of consciousness, stiffening of the body,…

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  • What is Febrile seizure

    A febrile seizure is a convulsion that occurs in association with fever in a young child, usually between 6 months and 5 years of age, without evidence of a central nervous system infection, major…

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  • FAQ about Colic

    This FAQ explains colic in a clear, practical way. It covers what colic is, why it happens, how it is diagnosed, what treatment can help, and what families or caregivers can expect over time.…

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  • Prevention of Colic

    Colic is a broad term used for episodes of significant abdominal pain, but in everyday medical use it often refers to conditions in which pain arises from intermittent spasm or obstruction within the gastrointestinal…

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  • Diagnosis of Colic

    Colic is not a single disease but a clinical pattern marked by episodic, often intense pain caused by a problem in a hollow organ or duct that contracts against an obstruction or irritation. In…

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  • Treatment for Colic

    Treatment of colic depends on what is causing the pain, but the main approaches are symptom control, correction of the underlying physiological disturbance, and prevention of complications. In common clinical use, colic refers to…

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