Patient's question:
No effect, now six months, sending daily what medicine suppresses well that. The child is like this every day, clearing doctors, what medicine is good for collection? Past treatment history and effectiveness: Treated in the hospital for more than half a month, what kind of help is needed: Suggest what medicine to suppress, the child recovers every day.Doctor's answer:
Seek medical attention promptly. For neonatal epilepsy, rapid implementation of etiological diagnosis is necessary, and etiological and symptomatic treatments should be provided as early as possible. Many causes, such as hypocalcemia, hypoglycemia, and vitamin B6 deficiency, often do not require anticonvulsant medications once the underlying cause is eliminated, and epilepsy can cease. In contrast, drug withdrawal syndrome and familial benign neonatal epilepsy are self-limiting conditions, and seizures can spontaneously resolve within weeks to months.