What are the symptoms of fever and convulsions in children?

Patient's question:

Child with fever and convulsions symptoms

Doctor's answer:

Spasms often occur within 6 hours after high fever, characterized by sudden generalized spasms in children, with particularly noticeable muscle spasms in the hands, feet, and face. They are often accompanied by staring, strabismus, or upward rolling of the eyes, head turning to one side or backward, and may also include holding one's breath or even cyanosis of the lips and mouth.
Guidelines:
Spasms generally stop on their own within seconds or minutes, after which the child enters a state of drowsiness. In severe cases, the spasms may last for several minutes or recur repeatedly.
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