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NoDoctor's answer:
Seizure, known medically as "convulsion," is a common acute condition in childhood. During a seizure, the child's consciousness suddenly disappears, their eyes roll back, and their gaze becomes; facial muscles or limb muscles become rigid, stiff, spastic, or continuously twitch. A single episode can last from several seconds to several minutes. The various manifestations of seizures in children cause parents, especially young mothers, to become extremely frightened and helpless. This demonstrates that seizures primarily occur in children.