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Angelman syndrome: the hours between visits

Angelman answers, with the sources.

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A seizure action plan that needs updating, and a communication device the school has not learned yet. Parents of children with Angelman syndrome carry all of it between appointments, often on very little sleep. Asha explains what the evidence says and where it comes from, and says plainly when a seizure needs 911.

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Do not wait for the next visit

Go to the emergency department, or call 911, if

  • a seizure lasting longer than five minutes, or repeated seizures without recovery in between
  • trouble breathing, blue or grey lips, or choking that does not clear
  • a fall or a seizure with a head injury
  • signs of dehydration in a child who cannot say so, such as a dry mouth, very little urine, or unusual drowsiness

Do not wait to see whether a long seizure stops on its own; follow the written seizure plan and call 911.

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For grandparents, siblings, teachers and respite carers

Grandparents, siblings, teachers and respite carers each hold part of a child's day, and part of the seizure plan. Asha answers their questions too, including what changes as a child with Angelman syndrome becomes an adult.

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For Angelman syndrome, Asha reads the Orphanet rare-disease catalogue, the Human Phenotype Ontology, PubMed-indexed abstracts and the wider biomedical literature.

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She says when it is serious.

Asha does not diagnose or prescribe. She explains the evidence, cites it, and tells you when to get care today. When a symptom cannot wait, she says so first, and she gives the number to call.

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