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Fever + Convulsions in Babies: Red Flags Every Parent Should Recognize

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Fever + Convulsions in Babies: Red Flags Every Parent Should Recognize

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A concerning case of a 2-month-old with fever, cough, and multiple seizures. Discover the key signs that differentiate between serious neurological conditions and simpler diagnoses in infants. Critical knowledge for parents and healthcare providers!

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