How long does it take for a child to recover from a high fever convulsion?

Children have a relatively weak constitution, so they are very likely to have febrile convulsions. After a febrile convulsion, it is not fixed when they return to normal. Sometimes it only lasts a few seconds, and sometimes it may last for 30 minutes. To effectively improve the condition, you should choose antipyretic treatment and sedatives. If the situation is serious, you should also choose hospitalization.

Febrile convulsions are more likely to occur in children under 6 years old, and are more likely to occur in infants and young children. The brains of infants and young children are not fully developed, and their brains are in the process of improvement, so they may be unstable and will show abnormal behavior after being stimulated by external factors. So how long will it take for children with febrile convulsions to return to normal?
1. How long does it take for a child to return to normal after a febrile convulsion ?<br/>Febrile convulsions are the most common symptom in childhood, mainly occurring in children over 6 years old. However, the recovery time after each attack is not completely fixed. Sometimes it may only be a few seconds, sometimes it may be tens of seconds. It may also last for 30 minutes, or even longer. Therefore, correct treatment should be given importance.
2. How to treat febrile convulsions in children
1. Symptomatic and antipyretic treatment <br/>Febrile convulsions in children are mainly caused by various factors. Most convulsions may be caused by viral factors, so there is no need to worry too much. The convulsions will not last too long. In this case, you only need to choose targeted antipyretic measures, such as taking ibuprofen or Motrin, the effects are quite good.
2. Sedatives <br/>If the febrile convulsion lasts for more than 5 minutes, it should be taken seriously because it will cause damage to the brain. It is necessary to choose a sedative as soon as possible, and intramuscular injection is recommended. Otherwise, it will cause certain effects.
3. Hospitalization <br/>If the febrile convulsion is caused by the central nervous system, hospitalization is necessary. In the process of reducing fever, some drugs with anti-infection effects should also be used, so as to effectively reduce the intracranial pressure and reduce the occurrence of complications. This is also a common treatment method at present. In the process of choosing various treatment methods, there will also be different differences, and it must be combined with the actual situation.