Patient's question:
I have been taking care of the child recently, handling all the daily chores myself. However, the child's ability to walk has not been as good as before, and their legs are becoming increasingly numb. I am also worried. Is the child's epilepsy treatable? What kind of help is needed: Is the child's epilepsy treatable?Doctor's answer:
Childhood epilepsy is a common disease among children and can also be referred to as: pediatric epilepsy. The causes of epilepsy in children are summarized as symptomatic and idiopathic, which lead to brain development disorders, destruction and decomposition of structures, and abnormal metabolism, inevitably interfering with all aspects of their psychological development. For organic brain damage, it is often accompanied by intellectual impairments and behavioral problems. Generally, the earlier epilepsy occurs, the more severe it is, and the greater the interference it has on psychological, mental, and behavioral aspects.