Seizures don’t always show up as shaking. Absence seizures can look like a sudden pause, with a blank stare that lasts only seconds and is often mistaken for daydreaming. They may happen many times a day, especially in children, and recognizing them early is important for proper diagnosis and treatment. VC: @hazelmae.medical PMID: 29763042 #epilepsy #absenceseizure #neurology #seizure #medical | Kunal Sood, MD

Understanding absence seizures in babies — brief moments where your child may seem to “zone out” or stare blankly. Always consult your pediatrician if you notice these signs. 💛 #Seizures #FirstTimeMom #NewParents #BabyTips #DoctorApproved | The DOC