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It involves a sudden loss of consciousness, stiffening of the body (the tonic phase), followed by rhythmic jerking movements of the limbs (the clonic phase). The child may cry out at the onset, may turn blue around the lips due to a brief interruption of normal breathing, and will typically be unresponsive and confused in the minutes to hours following the episode, a period known as the postictal phase

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Nitrous oxide-induced vitamin B12 deficiency occurs when your body cannot get the vitamin B12 it needs because of nitrous oxide use

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