Abstract
The central hypothyroidism occurs in one in 16,000–30,000 infants. The common presentations include lethargy, sluggishness, hoarse cry, and feeding. Seizure and apnea are a rare manifestations. Herein, we describe the case of an infant with the central hypothyroidism who presented with seizures.
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