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What symptoms do we look out for during a seizure episode?

Dr.Ram Kairam

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It is possible for a child with Autism to develop seizures (similar to a child with any other developmental delay). If the child with Autism has

  • Recurrent episodes where he/she has loss of consciousness or alertness
  • Each episode looks similar to the last one – a certain trend or stereotypy of symptoms
  • Motor challenges (jerking of limbs, falling down, tightening or stiffening of limbs)

These are indicative of a seizure episode.

DISCLAIMER: Please note that this guide is for information purposes only. Please consult a qualified health practitioner for safe management.

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