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A child having a convulsion might stiffen, jerk around and fall unconscious. Her eyes might roll back in her head. See your GP if your child has convulsions, and call an ambulance if a convulsion lasts longer than five minutes. Convulsions are also called fits, seizures or epileptic attacks. Causes of convulsions or seizures Convulsions happen because of sudden, abnormal electrical activity in the brain . This produces changes in a child’s consciousness. Febrile convulsions Febrile convulsions are seizures that happen because of fever , which is a temperature higher than 38°C. We don’t know why, but the rapid rise in temperature causes an abnormal electrical discharge in the brain. Febrile convulsions are pretty common. About 4% of children aged between six months and five years have them. Two-thirds of these children only ever have one fit. Most happen when children are younger than three years old. Children who have their first febrile convulsion before the age...

Anyway, taking 2-3 eggs daily isn’t bad at all, in fact, I will recommend you take more if you are a body builder because it’s a good source of protein to fuel your lean muscle building. But I wouldn’t advise you to go more than 2 per day for the yolks. Egg white consists of 10% Protein and 90% water and no carbohydrates or fat.  However yolk contains high amount of fat. 10% of an eggs weight is considered to be fat and taking more than two eggs' yolks exceed the daily amount of cholesterol intake for an adult.   Lancet shows in his publication that “Adding one egg to diet is shown to increase serum LDL (low density lipoprotein) levels by 12%”. But Harold McGee argues that the cholesterol in the yolk is not harmful because ingested saturated fats poses the real danger; that is the margarine on the pan that you fry the egg not the egg itself. Bottom line: I will say you can go for as many egg whites you want daily but make sure your egg yolk doesn’t exceed 2 for a day. ...