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Knowing that your child is prone to febrile seizures, it would be best to try and treating fevers earlier than usual to prevent such seizures from occurring.
Hope this helps.
roxannec
12/19/07
DrGodofredoMD Even though her EEG had both focal and non-focal abnormailites? I can't get over that these are not febrile seizures and I don't want to medicate if that is what they are. But I'm getting so much conflicting information, I just want to know what the chances are that these are still febrile...
Did the seizure she had recently associated with fever?
I think that the seizures are febrile seizures as they are always associated with fever and there is no other neurological abnormality and MRI is negative.
In some cases with febrile seizures the EEG is abnormal but that does not mean that the child with abnormal EEG is more susceptible to seizures than the ones with normal EEG.
Please let me know if you need any more information.
Did the seizure she had recently associated with fever?
I think that the seizures are febrile seizures as they are always associated with fever and there is no other neurological abnormality and MRI is negative.
In some cases with febrile seizures the EEG is abnormal but that does not mean that the child with abnormal EEG is more susceptible to seizures than the ones with normal EEG.
Please let me know if you need any more information.