Patient's question:
The frequency of tics has started at a few seconds and now changed to two or three minutes. The eyes roll up, and the body trembles. Last night, the frequency exceeded three times, and the baby was crying. There is no history of this at home. Let's go to the county hospital to check it. It has already started to suspect calcium deficiency. Even though an electroencephalogram was done at the municipal hospital, nothing was found. It is suspected to be epilepsy. What should we do? I would like to ask which hospital in China is good for infantile epilepsy? The kind of help I need: Which hospital in China is good for infantile epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy, due to the different initial locations and transmission methods of abnormal pulses, exhibits a complex and diverse clinical presentation, which can manifest as recurrent activities, sensory, autonomic, cognitive, and psychiatric disorders. The causes of epilepsy are varied and diverse. With standardized anti-epileptic drug treatment, approximately 70% of epilepsy patients can achieve seizure control. Among them, 50% to 60% of patients can be completely cured after 2 to 5 years of treatment, allowing them to train and live like normal people. It is necessary to return to a regular tertiary hospital for regular follow-up and standardized treatment.