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Dr. Aamra Farkhanda
A child was brought to our ER with active convulsions. His…
A child was brought to our ER with active convulsions. His mother told us he had been having recurrent seizures for the past two days. She had already consulted a local practitioner, but the seizures remained uncontrolled. On examination, he was afebrile. His history was unremarkable: he cried immediately after birth, had no delayed milestones and no previous ICU admissions. The only complaint was recurrent seizures. We started him on lorazepam and phenytoin. The seizures were fin
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