The child has no fever and convulsions

It is normal for children to have a cold and a fever, especially when the child has a high fever, it will cause convulsions. This phenomenon is very bad for the child's brain, so parents must pay close attention to the child's fever. Once it is found to be over 39 degrees, it must be taken seriously and the child must be given antipyretics immediately, otherwise it will easily cause convulsions. But some parents asked, why are children having convulsions even though they don’t have a fever?

If a child has convulsions after having a fever, parents should not panic too much. They should first pinch and press the child's Ren Zhong, Zhong Chong or Shi Xuan points. After the convulsions subside, take antipyretic drugs orally and go to the hospital for further diagnosis and treatment in time. During the treatment, do not feed the child water or food to avoid choking, which may cause food to enter the trachea and block the airway. Therefore, if the child shows cold symptoms, his body temperature should be measured regularly. If he has a fever and the temperature is higher than 38°C, he should be given antipyretics in time, and go to the hospital for further tests and examinations, and receive appropriate treatment based on the specific situation.

If the baby has cramps without a fever, the first thing to consider is hypocalcemia. In addition, it is necessary to distinguish it from hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia attacks usually occur in the early morning when the baby is fasting, because the baby has not eaten enough or has diarrhea. Patients with severe hypoglycemia will become comatose after cramps. Generally, they will recover immediately after sugar supplementation. In addition, it is necessary to distinguish it from hypomagnesemia. For example, some newborns or relatively small babies will have muscle tremors, and cramps will occur if the enzyme is very low. Infantile spasms are a manifestation of epilepsy. Most babies under one year old will have sudden attacks, and the head, trunk and upper limbs will appear flexed. In addition, primary hypoparathyroidism can also cause cramps. Therefore, if the baby has no fever and suddenly has cramps, it is necessary to distinguish it from these diseases.

Sometimes children's cramps are caused by high fever, and sometimes they can even have cramps when the temperature is over 38 degrees. This is mainly because the child's nervous system is not fully developed and functions, which means that high fever convulsions are caused. So if this happens, the child should take antipyretics earlier. Normally, you should give him antipyretics when the temperature is 38 degrees or above. If he has had cramps or convulsions, you don't have to wait until the temperature is 38 degrees. You can even give him antipyretics when the temperature is over 37 degrees. Because this type of cramps often occur when the body temperature is rising, that is, when the body temperature rises suddenly.