Patient's question:
The baby is now a little over three months old. Around two and a half months, she started lying on her stomach on the bed with her head tilted backward, her hands and feet moving wildly, and her spirits unusually agitated. Recently, this happens every night, and she keeps making "o-o" sounds. Calling her doesn't help, but once she's picked up, everything returns to normal. It never happens during the day. Now she can jump by herself and laugh. At a little over two months, she could already recognize her mother. Is this symptom urgent? Could it be epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Did the baby experience choking at birth? The situation you described may not necessarily be epilepsy. Epilepsy usually has a history, and as you mentioned, the baby's growth and development are fine. It is recommended that you take good care of the baby. Giving the baby vitamin D orally is helpful for calcium metabolism. There is no need to address other issues. The situation you described may not necessarily be epilepsy. The above advice is for the question "Is it epilepsy if the baby starts shaking hands and feet and is unusually agitated while lying on their back at night from two and a half months old?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!