Patient's question:
Headache for over 20 days, underwent MRI, various blood tests, and 2 EEGs. EEG results: Predominantly low to moderate amplitude 9-10 Hz alpha rhythm based on bilateral occipital regions, with poor amplitude adjustment. Predominantly low to moderate amplitude 4-7 Hz theta waves based on the frontal lobes, scattered and dense, with elevated theta power. Visual response: Half-suppression of alpha rhythm. HV: The aforementioned slow waves continue to increase. Conclusion: Mild abnormal EEG in the child. MRI results showed no abnormalities in the ventricles, sulci, and midline structures. Blood test results were also normal. Other parts of the body do not hurt, just occasional dizziness. What does the result mean? Is there any way to help the child?Doctor's answer:
8-year-old boy, a thorough examination of the cranial CT showed no abnormalities in the ventricles and midline structures, etc. Urine test only showed occasional dizziness. According to your description, a thorough examination revealed that the child is normal and there is nothing to worry about. If the child has occasional dizziness, it is recommended to check the cardiovascular system to ensure its normality. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy body and a wonderful life.