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Feberkramper varer vanligvis ikke mer enn to til tre minutter.
Feberkramper varer vanligvis ikke mer enn to til tre minutter.

Feberkramper hos barn

Feberkramper er krampeanfall hos barn som har feber over 38° C, og som ikke har samtidig tegn til infeksjon i hjerne- eller hjernehinner eller annen krampeutløsende årsak.

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https://nhi.no/sykdommer/barn/nervesystemet/feberkramper/ 

Hva er feberkramper hos barn?

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Behandling

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Referanser

Dette dokumentet er basert på det profesjonelle dokumentet Feberkramper. Referanselisten for dette dokumentet vises nedenfor.

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