Baby fever convulsions are mostly related to respiratory infections or seizures, generally fever over 38.5 ℃, into the degree of hyperthermia, relatively easy to cause convulsions phenomenon. Parents should take timely measures to relieve the symptoms of convulsions and take the baby to the hospital for examination and further treatment as soon as possible. The main cause and symptoms of the baby’s nervous system is not well developed, there is a fever, under the influence of high temperature, prone to convulsions, that is, high fever convulsions. In addition to twitching of limbs and frequent crying, the baby’s performance also includes closed teeth, upturned eyes, sweating all over the body, weakened consciousness, and purple lips, etc. Some of the affected children may show frothing at the mouth and urinary incontinence. If the baby has frequent fever, it may easily lead to tetanic seizures and central nervous system damage. Treatment measures 1, emergency treatment: at home baby febrile convulsions, should immediately take a flat lying position. Tilt the baby’s head back slightly and to the side, slightly tilt the jaw forward, untie the baby’s collar and clean out the secretions from the mouth and nose so that the baby does not suffocate because of poor breathing. Immediately call 120 for medical treatment; 2. Anticonvulsant: use anticonvulsants for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. If a seizure causes fever and convulsions, anti-seizure drugs such as carbamazepine, sodium valproate, lamotrigine, etc. can be taken under the guidance of a doctor to relieve; 3, anti-fever: take alcohol, warm water wipe to cool the baby, if necessary, under the guidance of a doctor to use ibuprofen suspension, acetaminophen to reduce fever; 4, anti-infection: fever and convulsions caused by infectious diseases, to carry out anti-infective drug therapy, brain Babies with bacterial infections need to be treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics; 5. rehydration: babies may lose too much water due to fever, resulting in electrolyte disorders, and need rehydration to maintain electrolyte balance; 6. prevention of cerebral edema: babies with severe febrile convulsions or recurrent seizures may lead to secondary cerebral edema, and need to be treated with mannitol dehydration; 7. other: when babies have symptoms of central nervous system system injury symptoms, can be treated with drugs to relieve muscle tone under the guidance of a doctor, such as diazepam injection. Caution: When the baby has convulsions or loss of consciousness, do not force-feed water or medicine to avoid accidental aspiration. In addition to the routine operations of loosening clothes and alcohol baths, operations such as medication usually need to be performed by a doctor.