Patient's question:
The eyes are looking to one side, the hands have twitching symptoms, there is some sticky substance in the mouth, accompanied by temporary loss of consciousness. At that time, there was no fever. The body temperature rose 1-2 hours after the convulsion.The condition lasted for 1-2 minutes. The night before, there was a bit of a runny nose.
Doctor's answer:
High fever convulsions---the most common cause of convulsions in infants and young children, usually occurring between 6 months and 3 years old. However, convulsions often appear when a sudden high fever reaches 39-40 degrees Celsius, and they generally rarely occur more than twice. This type of convulsion is often caused by acute infections, especially viral upper respiratory tract infections, and therefore there are usually corresponding symptoms present.