Patient's question:
The child has recently frequently exhibited this very strange behavior again, occasionally staring blankly or showing other symptoms. According to this baby's epilepsy, what are the symptoms? The kind of help needed: What are the symptoms of infantile epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of infantile epilepsy include: shaking the head: Early childhood epilepsy is manifested as children disliking to shake their heads, but in fact, parents should be able to notice it early. This is because early signs include the infant's head sweating profusely while being breastfed or sleeping, which is precisely due to excessive sweating that leads to localized shock. Another sign is that infants are particularly prone to being startled awake during sleep. This is because when the infant shakes their head, the pillow rubs against the head, causing various types of infant acne.Recurrent forms: Childhood epilepsy has three forms of recurrence, namely grand mal seizures, absence seizures, and psychiatric forms.