Case presentation An eight-month-old male infant was brought to the pediatric emergency department after experiencing three episodes of generalized tonic seizures within 24 hours. He had a prior history of febrile seizures starting at six months of age.
Similar to earlier events, the current seizures occurred in association with fever, with a maximum recorded temperature of 39°C. Medical history Full-term infant born via an uncomplicated vaginal delivery Uneventful perinatal history No history of NICU admission Age-appropriate growth and developmental milestones Exclusively breastfed since birth Recently initiated complementary feeding No history of vitamin D supplementation Current seizure episodes Symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection (nasal discharge and cough) were noted two days before admission The first seizure occurred on the night before presentation and lasted…
