<prompt> True regarding febrile convulsionCarbamazepine is good drug to treat itPatient with family ho F.C. have increased incidence of recurrenceLongterm neurological deficits are commonUsually last for short while  <response>: Types of febrile convulsionsFebrile convulsions may be of two types.Simple benignAtypical complex1. Simple benign febrile convulsionsMore common Last less than 10 minutes Convulsions are generalized No post ictal neurological deficit Usually single seizure in the same day EEG is normal after a few days 2. Complex, atypical febrile convulsions Less common More than one seizure in the same dayLast more than 15 minutesConvulsions are focal Risk factors for recurrencePositive family historyAtypical complex febrile convulsionsNeurodevelopmental retardation e.g. cerebral palsy, mental retardationEarly onset of febrile seizure before 1 yearTreatment of febrile seizureFebrile convulsions are managed by prompt reduction of temperature with i Antipyretics Paracetamole, Ibuprofenii Hydrotherapy SpongingFor seizures lasting 5 minutes, anticonvulsants can be given -Diazepam is the DOCPhenobarbitone is an alternative 