In humans, the liver is located on the right side of the body above the large and small intestines and below the diaphragm and heart. The two kidneys are located on either side of the body behind the...
Things related to heat can be anything from my body temperature going up or it being hot outside, to me standing next to the oven, or the sun shining through the car window onto my head! Any of these things can trigger my seizures, and I know from experience that changing medication can make absolutley NO difference.
Febrile seizures. This type of seizure is associated with fever and is not epilepsy, although a fever may trigger a seizure in a child who has epilepsy. These seizures are more commonly seen in children between 6 months and 5 years of age and there may be a family history of this type of seizure. Febrile seizures that last less than 15 minutes are called simple, and typically do not have long-term neurological effects.