Patient's question:
Looking at the child often showing signs of stress due to playing games, first accompanied by dry heaves twice, then drowsiness, head bent, limbs rigid, lips turning purple, as if about to fall down directly. Will playing games every day absolutely not cause epilepsy in the child? What kind of help is needed: Will playing games every day absolutely not cause epilepsy in the child?Doctor's answer:
Actually, excessive and overly frequent flashing of light, apart from the impact on the screen and visual impact, can also trigger epilepsy. Moreover, games can easily put a person's brain into an extremely fatigued state, making the nervous system prone to abnormal pulses, thereby causing pathological changes in the entire central nervous system. Even adults who spend long hours researching information may feel dizzy, and in severe cases, they may faint and convulse. There are even many cases where nervous exhaustion has led to shock and near-death experiences.