Patient's question:
2013.12.20 had a high fever of 39.4. Symptoms: eyes rolled up in a fixed stare for about seven seconds. No other discomfort.2014.3.23 had a fever of 38 degrees and took fever-reducing medicine. About 10 minutes later, experienced eyes rolling up, fixed stare, trembling limbs, foaming at the mouth, and unresponsiveness. The symptoms lasted for about 3 minutes before recovery, and consciousness returned. No other discomfort.
The child's first illness was a low fever of 37.5 degrees at birth, 40 days old. Afterward, they had multiple episodes of high fever. Recently, they began experiencing severe seizures with a low fever of 37.5 degrees at birth, no other discomfort. Subsequently, they had six episodes of high fever, the highest reaching 39.4 degrees, accompanied by cold hands and feet. No other discomfort.
2013.12.20 had a high fever of 39.4 degrees with eyes rolling up and a fixed stare lasting for 7 seconds before consciousness returned.
2014.3.23
Doctor's answer:
It is possible that there may be epilepsy, and it is best to receive timely treatment. Epilepsy requires early treatment, and professional examinations are necessary to classify the condition for targeted treatment. If treatment is delayed, each seizure of epilepsy is a form of damage to the child's brain. Long-term seizures can severely affect the child's intellectual growth and overall development.We know that pediatric epilepsy can cause significant harm to children. If treatment is not timely or the wrong method is used, the condition progresses rapidly, bringing great harm to the patient. Therefore, it is crucial to seek professional medical treatment at a qualified hospital. This is the key.