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Absence seizures are a type of generalized seizures, more common in children than in adults, where a person stares blankly into space for a few seconds. When the seizure ends, they continue the activity they were doing before. Though absence seizures don’t generally cause long term problems, they often go undiagnosed until kids are older. Video Credit: @The Smith Family🤍 #absenceseizures #pediatricianreacts #seizure

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