Patient's question:
Today, our two families took the children to the park to play. Suddenly, a child fell into the water and had a seizure. Fortunately, there was someone nearby. What are the dangers of frequent seizures? What kind of help is needed: What are the dangers of frequent seizures?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, a 10-year-old boy with epilepsy, epilepsy can relapse at any time, which is very dangerous. The harm of epilepsy is primarily that frequent relapses cause severe and irreversible damage to the child's brain nerve function, interfering with the child's intelligence, memory, and other aspects. Epilepsy brings varying degrees of physical and mental harm to the child. Once an episode occurs, it is important to seek medical attention, receive treatment, and focus on recovery, suppressing the disease to a manageable level and gradually returning to normal life. Those with negative psychological tendencies can consult a psychologist periodically. Additionally, epilepsy can relapse at any time, making safety prevention very important.