Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:His posture is okay. Recently, he has already started showing signs that sometimes, abruptly, he's like he's losing consciousness. He might suddenly laugh uncontrollably, shout, sometimes have convulsions of all four limbs, his movements become unnatural, and he often exhibits stiffness. This has been going on for over a month. What kind of assistance is needed: What are the obvious symptoms of childhood epilepsy?
Doctor's answer:
The early symptoms of epilepsy may reappear in various forms, including hallucinations, illusions, and unconscious movements such as sucking, chewing, biting the lips, undressing, and unbuttoning clothes. The characteristics of minor seizures include sudden, brief loss of consciousness, loss of appetite after the seizure, interruption of speech during the seizure, cessation of movement, fixed posture, no falls, and vacant staring with both eyes. Sometimes the face may turn pale, without muscle twitching. The seizure duration lasts for 2-10 seconds, not exceeding 30 seconds, and consciousness fully recovers quickly, with normal motor function resuming.