Patient's question:
Low-grade fever of 38 degrees,, lips black and purple, City People's Hospital. Past treatment and outcomes: anticonvulsants, B12 oral liquid, had allergic symptoms, no hereditary. Desired help: cause of originDoctor's answer:
The symptoms you described in the child are considered to be manifestations of high fever seizures. First, it is important to note that a single episode of high fever seizures does not pose significant harm to the child's brain. However, if the seizures recur frequently, it is recommended to undergo thorough examinations. Blind medication treatment is not advised for the child. Instead, it is recommended to first perform brain CY (or MRI) and dynamic EEG examinations to confirm the cause before starting treatment. Additionally, it is important to monitor that if the child has a history of high fever seizures, it is generally advised to control the body temperature when the fever is below 37.5 degrees.