Patient's question:
The child said it was because of a febrile seizure that led to epilepsy. At the time, it wasn't noticed, but later it was discovered that the child often had episodes of staring and occasional involuntary movements that were ignored. The child is still young, so how should this condition be treated effectively? What kind of help is needed: What is the best way to treat pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The causes of epilepsy are numerous, such as hereditary transmission across generations, trauma, cranial brain injury, brain tumors, and cerebrovascular diseases, among others, which can all lead to it. Treatment is usually carried out through oral antiepileptic drugs, and some patients may opt for surgical treatment. It is recommended that you take your child to a regular large hospital for thorough examinations such as head CT and EEG. Based on the cause, follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. Pay attention to allowing your child to rest more, maintain emotional stability, avoid overexertion and fatigue, ensure sufficient deep sleep, and avoid consuming mutton, dog meat, coffee, strong tea, cola, and spicy, stimulating foods. Eat more vegetables and fruits, actively absorb vitamins and proteins, and prevent catching colds.