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What Causes Fits And Memory Loss In A Child?

My son had fits in his sleep at early morning for the first time. He is 8 years 5 months old. Fits was around 3 minutes and he went to unconsious later for another 2 to 3 minutes. When he got conscious he does not remember any. He was having veeze problems from few days and was on medication. We checked in the family and cleared not a heridity issue. I am very concerned and seeking your help to understand the situation.
Mon, 10 Nov 2014
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
Hi...by what you quote this seems to be a type of seizure called complex partial seizure (CPS) or generalized tonic clonic seizures. This is not related to wheeze or its related medications. As it has occurred for the first time, without anybody in the family having it, he definitely needs evaluation. He will need an basic blood work up and EEG and MRI brain. Nothing to worry, if he is stable now. The tests will throw light upon the probable cause and then the doctors will be in a better to counsel you on further proceedings and prognosis.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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What Causes Fits And Memory Loss In A Child?

Hi...by what you quote this seems to be a type of seizure called complex partial seizure (CPS) or generalized tonic clonic seizures. This is not related to wheeze or its related medications. As it has occurred for the first time, without anybody in the family having it, he definitely needs evaluation. He will need an basic blood work up and EEG and MRI brain. Nothing to worry, if he is stable now. The tests will throw light upon the probable cause and then the doctors will be in a better to counsel you on further proceedings and prognosis. Regards - Dr. Sumanth