Fever Related Febrile Seizures in Young Children
The piece explains fever related seizures in children ages one to three, noting most are brief and cause no lasting brain damage or epilepsy. It describes typical seizure symptoms and offers safety tips such as not forcing the mouth open, moving the child to a safe open area, and keeping them on their side to avoid choking on secretions.
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Homemakers donate to aid hospice in Galveston County
The Hitchcock Extension Homemakers Club gave 25 dollars to Galveston Hospice to aid cancer patients confined to homes. Funds were raised through a birthday money program at a meeting hosted by Margaret Crane of La Marque. Officer Lyla Prino from League City spoke on crime prevention, and is Dorothy Prino's daughter-in-law.
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Matters of Health Febrile Seizures in Young Children
This health note explains how to respond to a child's febrile seizure, including staying with the child, calling a doctor if it lasts over three minutes, and possible hospital care. It discusses distinguishing febrile seizures from epilepsy, and advises on fever management and follow up. Prepared with Danforth Hospital Texas City.
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