What Should I Do if My Child Has a Febrile Seizure? · Gently place your child on the floor or the ground. · Remove any nearby objects. · Place your child on his or ...

First aid for febrile convulsions · Try to stay calm and don't panic. · Make sure your child is safe by placing them on the floor. · Don't force anything into your ...

Most febrile seizures do not need treatment. But your child will need to be checked in hospital after having a febrile seizure for the first time. They may also ...

All first-time febrile seizures need medical attention. You should contact a healthcare provider or emergency services if your child has a seizure for the first ...

If the seizure lasts several minutes, call 911 or the local emergency number to have an ambulance take your child to the hospital. Contact your child's provider ...

NHS Choices advises that if it's your child's first seizure, or it lasts longer than five minutes, take them to your nearest hospital as soon as possible, or ...

If they have a fever, you need to reduce their temperature. ... You should call 999 for an ambulance unless your child has experienced a febrile seizure ...

See your child's doctor as soon as possible after your child's first febrile seizure, even if it lasts only a few seconds. Call an ambulance to take your child ...

What You Can Do · If they're sitting or standing, gently move them to the floor. · Lay them on their side and turn their head to face downward (Picture 1).