Patient's question:
At home, the child doesn't know what's wrong, and he always reappears with dizziness and vertigo even when everything is fine. He sits there, staring blankly, not moving, and the family thinks it might be infantile epilepsy. I want to understand what the common recurrence symptoms of infantile epilepsy are. What kind of help is needed: What are the common symptoms of infantile epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify your questions. Based on the situation you described, you may experience dizziness and vertigo again when you are well, and you may sit there staring blankly from time to time. It is likely to be an absence seizure of epilepsy. It is recommended that you choose a regular hospital for a systematic and thorough examination. Follow up if there are any symptoms, and during recurrence, it may be accompanied by mild convulsions, atonia, rigidity, or automatisms, or it may simply manifest as a disturbance of consciousness.