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Re: [cerebralpalsy] What does a seizure look like?

my daughter has seizures and is sounds like he might have been dreaming but I would let your nero dr know


From: Colin Kong <ckonger@...>
To: Cerebral Palsy Groups <cerebralpalsy@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 7:50:42 AM
Subject: [cerebralpalsy] What does a seizure look like?


Hi Everyone.

I had a quick question.

What exactly does a seizure look like? My 1 yo son does not have a history of seizures but as he was sleeping the other night, all of a sudden, he raised his hands and outstretched his legs and they quivered for about 10 seconds.

Since he is on a monitor, we saw that his heart rate and O2 saturation did not change. He may have changed color some but was soon back to normal.

Anyone have an opinion?

Thanks!

Colin




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Hi Everyone. I had a quick question. What exactly does a seizure look like? My 1 yo son does not have a history of seizures but as he was sleeping the other...
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