Epilepsy In Children: Carers Guide On Seizures, Emergencies & Everything Else You Should Know

Discover The Most Important MUST KNOW facts About Epilepsy In Children

With this book you'll learn;

• How to prevent injuries during a seizure


• Considerations for a child with epilepsy at school


• How is epilepsy diagnosed in a child


• How to recognise a baby having a convulsion


• Dangerous household items for a child with epilepsy


• What happens during a seizure


• Can seizure assistance dogs be of help


• Most Important things to do during a seizure


• General safety for a child with epilepsy


• Much, much more..

Here is some of the practical advice you will find in this book..

"One out of twenty children will experience convulsions such as febrile convulsions at some point in their first few years, this is nothing out of the norm, this may be frightening but it is just a warning sign to the parents that your baby has a fever. "

"If your child is said to have epilepsy it does not tell you what type they have. Find out at much as you can about the type your child has so that you can inform the school teacher and inform them as to what to look out for. "

"Epilepsy is a condition in which the central nervous system of the child’s body is affected; this causes the brain to misfire signals causing the fitting or convulsive movements because the messages being sent out from the brain are scrambled. Some experts have described epilepsy as being akin to an ‘electrical storm’ within the brain. "

"Despite the thoughts many years ago, epilepsy is not now and never will be a childhood or adulthood mental illness. Having epilepsy does not mean you are ‘mad!’ Most children are perfectly normal mentally and physically, they will grow and develop normally with medication, support and precautionary measures put in place."

"Epilepsy in children is not as unusual as you may think, however, not all seizures or convulsions are the result of epilepsy. "

"When it comes to getting the right treatment for your child’s epilepsy, they will need to have some investigations done. The right diagnosis for your child’s epilepsy means that your child will be treated in the right way. "

"If there are any witnesses to your child’s seizure, then it is vital that they attend the doctor’s appointment with the child. This way you can explain to the doctor your experiences of the seizure. This will help with the diagnosis. "

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