Toddler has seizure after refusing cold medicine 

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Med 12, station 41, Baldwin, Unit 407, Med 12, Station 41, Baldwin, Unit 407, juvenile seizure call 248, (name withheld) Street, 248, (name withheld) Street, off Scott Street, timeout, 1701. Just advising, we're running fire on EMS to a pediatric seizure called 248 (name withheld) Street, 248 (name withheld) Street. Maybe a one and a half year old female 24 pounds advising that she's never done anything like this before. She's had a cold that didn't want to take medicine. Call her advice that she was trying to pin her and she kept her in her head over and over again. She's been congested and had a cough. We're right for further. Station 4, mid-21. Station 41, mid-21, decreased level of consciousness, 205 P. George Grove. 205 P. George Grove, it's going to be the Oaks that's seen a few. Can you do it right now. 17-O-2. One forty forty forty eight. Four forty five hundred hundred hundred hundred. Robbins to Luke, model drive, pimp tag out of Georgia, Paul six nine zero six eight six four. P six nine zero six four be on a redling. Clear P six nine two six four. Repeat your clinics. I'll be responding to 205 call. In 104. You're just responding to a seizure call. 248 (name withheld) Street. It's going to be for a 1⁄2. The caller was unsure what was happening says they might have been having a seizure. They have never done anything like this before. She's had a cold. The caller was trying to give her some cold medicine that the child did not want to take. The caller tried to get her to take the medicine and was pinning her against her body to try to get her to take it. Head started jerking over and over and started crying. The colds consisted of a cough and congestion, and she got a doctor checkup yesterday for an ear infection. We have nothing else further. I'm out. 1706. Run number, Met12, 49704-4970.

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