Patient's question:
I am really worried, my child is only one year old this year. A few days ago, when the symptoms started, the child had a high fever, and then the fever subsided, but the whole body still has severe pain. I don't know what to do about the infant's seizure situation? Is it pediatric epilepsy? What kind of help is needed: I don't know what to do about the infant's seizure situation? It can't be pediatric epilepsy, can it?Doctor's answer:
Compared to adults, children's immunity is much weaker. Sometimes children may have tics. There are multiple possibilities for this condition, and without an in-person consultation, there may be misdiagnosis of the child's condition. Many diseases can also cause children to have tics, such as epilepsy. If a child has epilepsy, the brain will have excessive excitability, causing neurons to pulse. It is recommended to conduct an electroencephalogram (EEG) for a thorough check. If the short-term EEG is not sufficient, a long-term video EEG should be performed.