The man was treated at the scene in Grisedale before being carried from the fell
A mountain rescue team went to the aid of a man who was having a fit in a remote mountain shelter.
Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team was called out at 7.45pm on Tuesday after police were alerted.
Fifteen members of the volunteer team went to help the 18-year-old, at a bothy in Grisedale, and team members treated the man at the scene before stretchering him to their Land Rover ambulance.
He was then transferred to a North West Ambulance Service vehicle and taken to the Cumbria Infirmary, Carlisle.
