Patient's question:
Main complaint of the illness: Discovered on October 13th, the child has been experiencing hand tremors, poor mental state, and feeling hungry. Eating a bit helps, followed by a nap. Upon waking up, the child is normal. Detailed examinations at the hospital, including an EEG, low blood sugar, thyroid hormone, and brain CT, all showed normal results. On November 1st in the morning, the tremor symptoms reappeared again. Both times the symptoms returned, the child's stomach felt uncomfortable for the first two days. The first time, the child experienced nausea and vomiting, and the second time, abdominal pain. The child ate less at night. Can the video be watched?Doctor's answer:
The tremor in the child's hand may be caused by hypoglycemia or epilepsy. Hypoglycemia can only be detected through careful examination when it recurs. Primary epilepsy generally shows normal results in tests such as an electroencephalogram. You can focus on careful observation and should avoid prolonged fasting. The above suggestions are for the question "Main complaint: Detected on October 13th." I hope this helps. Wishing you good health!