Seizures transpire because of a malfunction in your brain that causes a person to convulse, collapse or have an ephemeral perturbance of mundane brain function that can cause you to have a vicissitude or loss in consciousness. Most seizures can cause a decrease in the blood flow to the brain. Symptoms can include loss of consciousness, unusual sensations, and uncontrollable muscle spasms. Seizures can also come from having a head injury, drug overdose, brain tumor, infection, low blood sugar or other health problems that can affect the brain. Seizures can transpire perpetually which could lead to epilepsy. Kids under five can have febrile seizures when they develop a fever that is above 100.4 degrees F. Seizures are rarely serious, life-
