Assertion: epilepsy's child | /r/HasAspect | seizure
Facets:
value: due to high fevers
type: CAUSE
value: frequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: during wakefulness
type: TEMPORAL
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: with fever
type: OTHER
value: not infrequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: after the first febrile seizure
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Most children who have a seizure don't have another one.
text: After the first febrile seizure, children who have Dravet syndrome tend to have many seizures.
text: Children are particularly likely to have more seizures when they develop infections such as tonsillitis and earache.
text: A doctor will most often diagnose a child with epilepsy, also known as seizure disorder, if the child has one or more seizures, if the doctor thinks they could have another one, and if their seizures aren't caused by another medical condition.
text: They fear that if they stress the child by scolding too much, the child will have a seizure.
text: Even if the seizure is over, any young child who has a seizure with fever should be seen by a doctor to make sure they do not have a brain infection, such as meningitis.
text: For example, if a child has a seizure when exposed to flashing lights and EEG reveals a photosensitive response, this child has reflex epilepsy.
text: Not infrequently a child will have a seizure during the course of an illness with a high fever.
text: Teachers should be told what to do if a child in their classroom has a seizure, and parents should work with the school system to find reasonable ways to accommodate any special needs their child may have.
text: They will feel more comfortable around your child and be able to assist if your child has a seizure.
text: Children who have seizures due to high fevers generally won't develop epilepsy.
text: They are used predominantly in children who have seizures that do not respond to medication because of damage that involves only half the brain, as occurs with conditions such as Rasmussen's encephalitis, Sturge-Weber syndrome, and hemimegencephaly.
text: Epilepsy is a brain condition that causes a child to have seizures.
text: Rarely, children may have seizures during wakefulness, and these seizures usually involve twitching of the face and tongue.
text: Handling Bad Behavior in a Child With Epilepsy Kids who have seizures need to meet the same expectations as your other children.
text: For example, it's common for children to have seizures associated with fever.
text: Even if a child has seizures that are largely controlled by medication, it is still best to notify the school staff about the condition.
text: Even if a child has seizures that are largely controlled by medication, it is still best to notify the school staff about the condition.
text: Some children may have seizures when they are sleeping (sometimes called 'asleep' or 'nocturnal' seizures).
text: The tests alone cannot confirm or rule out epilepsy, but they can give extra information to help find out why your child is having seizures.
text: For some children who still have seizures even though they have tried AEDs, the ketogenic diet may help to reduce the number or severity of their seizures.
text: Children who have seizures due to high fevers generally won't develop epilepsy.
text: When it comes to medication for children, Gupta says, "For any child who does not respond to the first-line treatment or the second-line treatment, one has to think through why the child is still having seizures.
text: Children aged 3 months to 5 or 6 years may have seizures when they have a high fever.
text: However, these children are very sensitive to infections and frequently have seizures when they are ill or have a fever.
text: Children with Dravet syndrome have seizures that start before age one and later in infancy develop into other seizure types.
text: These procedures are used predominantly in children who have seizures that do not respond to medication because of damage that involves only half the brain, as occurs with conditions such as Rasmussen's encephalitis.