Patient's question:
Infant bilateral frontal and temporal lobe superficial cortical local density increase, can it be confirmed as infantile spasms? Additional question: The infant was shaking hands and head in a semi-sleep state while feeding. If it was in a state of unconsciousness, the CT showed: bilateral frontal and temporal lobe superficial cortical local density increase. Can it be confirmed as infantile spasms? If not, what other diseases can be suspected?Doctor's answer:
Many children may have unconscious operations. Pay attention to observation, and do not undergo CT scans or other examinations. Avoid taking medicine or treating improperly. If treatment is necessary, it should ideally start around the age of one.We know that infantile spasms can cause significant harm to children. If left untreated or if the wrong treatment methods are used, the condition progresses rapidly, posing great harm to the child. Therefore, it is crucial to seek professional medical treatment at a specialized hospital in a timely manner. This is the key.