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Sudden seizures
My baby girl one year 5 months old. Today she was about put her vaccination. He was very active and playing. Suddenly she screamed and cried very loudly. Her eyes were twitching. Then she became fussy and slept. We are giving her valparin syrup, vinlep and frisium. But then too seizures are reccuring. We are much concerned. We did not spray midacip as the seizures subsided of its own. Pls guide us
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As child is already on 3 antiepileptic drugs and had seizire need recheck up regarding optimum dose of medicines and EEG...
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Pediatric neurophysician opinion requires so consult him or her for proper guidance...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.
Check whether the Medications are in the optimum level in the blood.
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Consult your neurologist for more guidance.
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Dr. Ashwini Kumar
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Faridabad
History says post vaccination there was seizure but at the same time u r saying baby is already on 3 antiepileptic .
So it means child is k/c/o seizure disorder and trigger was vaccination this time
Advise will be to check whether dose was missed or the dose may need adjustment if not done recently .
This seem withdrawal seizure
Visit ur neurologist /hospital they will guide better as sometimes levels of antiepileptic need to be checked in blood and need detail evaluation as well
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