Neonatal seizures, also known as newborn seizures, are abnormal electrical discharges in the brain of a baby within the first 28 days of life.
It is a condition which manifests as sudden, repetitive, and often subtle changes in behaviour or movements, in parts of the baby such as eye movements, muscle twitching, or changes in breathing pattern.
These seizures can be a sign of a serious underlying condition which require prompt medical attention.
This GhanaWeb article provides some insights on Newborn seizures, causes and treatment.
