Patient's question:
My child has been walking since a very young age, but recently, he has been experiencing sudden falls even when he's fine. His hands and feet will slightly tremble. The hospital conducted a thorough examination and said it's epilepsy. I want to understand what a minor seizure is like. What kind of help is needed: What is a minor seizure like?Doctor's answer:
There are many types of epilepsy recurrence. Generally speaking, small seizures in epilepsy can also be referred to as absence seizures. During small seizures in epilepsy patients, there is a loss of consciousness, and there are also many obvious signs of epilepsy premonition. However, the vast majority of epilepsy patients lose all consciousness during a seizure. Occasionally, epilepsy patients may still have some awareness of their surroundings, such as being able to hear the sound of answering, but their bodies cannot immediately react.