Epilepsia la copii sperie, mai ales atunci când apare prima criză. 🧠👶
11 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this Romanian Q&A video, a medical expert (Speaker A) explains to a parent (Speaker B) what a seizure looks like in children, clarifies that a single seizure does not automatically mean epilepsy, and discusses common causes and triggers. The most frequent cause in children under five is a febrile seizure, which is not epilepsy. In adolescents, photosensitivity and sleep deprivation can provoke seizures. After a seizure, the child often falls into a deep sleep, which is a recovery phase, not a continuation of the seizure. The expert advises parents not to wake or spray the child, emphasizes that seizures are not contagious, and stresses the importance of supporting the child’s normal cognitive development despite the episode.










