I understand that hitting one’s head on something can kill one seizure or no, but if that doesn’t happen, what kills them in the event of a fatal seizure?
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Cardiac arrest happens. Seizures are a malfunction and a reset of the body’s electrical system and so when it turns off, that’s bad, and if it takes too long to come back or malfunctioned really badly for too long then you are at increased risk of cardiac arrest and death from it.
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