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Medical emergency card for seizure attack

Dr.Nikit Milind Shah

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A child with epilepsy may not always be around immediate caregivers. Or family members who in turn are well informed about his/her medical history. Hence, this makes it essential for the child to carry a medical emergency card for seizure attack. Especially when surrounded by new people. The Seizure ID clearly outlines his/her medical condition, along with some immediate first-aid measures. This will allow a faster response time in implementing an emergency rescue plan when the child is undergoing a seizure attack. Please ensure your child’s medical emergency card is up-to-date and your child carries it at all times.

Prepare yourself by asking your child’s Pediatric Neurologist all the questions you need answers to about your child’s seizures. You might also find this video on first-aid guidelines during a seizure attack useful.

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We thank our volunteers Ms.Sailaja Tadimeti & Mr.Krishnaji Devalkar for the time and effort taken towards the translation of this content from English to Telugu.

We thank our volunteers Ms.Prerana Chouk & Ms.Hemanta Nijhawan for the time and effort taken towards the translation of this content from English to Hindi.

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DISCLAIMER: Please note that this template of a medical emergency card for seizure attack is for information purposes only. Please consult a qualified health practitioner for safe management.

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