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During heat stroke, the body loses the ability to cool itself and control body temperature, and brain damage can result. It is very important to remain well hydrated and cool during extreme temperatures. Another major concern for parents are febrile seizures (convulsions). Seizures occur in 2-6% of children with high fevers. It is thought that these seizures are the body's protective mechanism against rising fevers, like a circuit breaker. Although they can be quite traumatic to parents, they are not the result of, nor do they cause damage to the nervous system. It is very rare for a fever to go above 105°F unless there has been damage to the brain.
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Steff: my weekend was kinda chill. Just went out to watch paranormal activity. I couldn't sleep after I saw that damn movie.
Yeah I know I'm a scaredy cat.
Yeah I know I'm a scaredy cat.
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