Understanding Seizures in Children Dr. Anupam Jaiswal, Pediatric Intensivist & Pediatrician at Rainbow Children’s Hospital, BG Road, Bengaluru, explains what to do if you witness a child having seizures, and how timely action can make a difference. Watch this video to learn the essential first-aid steps—such as moving the child to a safe area, placing them on their side, noting the duration of the seizure, and when to seek emergency medical help. At Rainbow Children’s Hospital, we are committed

Seizures in children: what they are, why they happen, and how to respond. In this video, Dr. Ramya Bandi, Pediatric Neurologist, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, breaks down the basics of seizures in children, what causes them, what to do (and not do) when one happens. Because understanding the condition is the first step toward keeping your child safe. Call 08045234445 or visit our website to connect with our doctor: https://www.rainbowhospitals.in/all/doctor/hyderabad/banjara-hills-road/children-care

SEIZURE Seizure symptoms vary by individual and and include staring spells, confusion, loss of consciousness, uncontrollable shaking or jerking of limbs, and stiffening of the body. You might also see loss of bladder or bowel control, drooling, or strange behavioral changes like a sudden feeling of fear or panic. Some seizures have warning signs, called an aura, such as unusual smells, tastes, visual changes, or feelings of dread. Common Seizure Symptoms Altered awareness: This can range from a