Patient's question:
After a fever, I went to the hospital, but it didn't help much and it wasn't cured. I hope the doctor can help me, and I will definitely give a big reward.Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
I have never had this before, and it's not hereditary.
What kind of help do I need from the doctor:
I hope it can be really good. I hope the doctor can help my child.
Doctor's answer:
From the clinical diagnostic data you purchased, it indicates a history of pediatric high fever seizures. High fever seizures are a common pediatric condition, with statistics showing that 3% to 4% of children experience at least one episode of high fever seizures. The recurrence of pediatric seizures is associated with underdeveloped brain growth and poor ability to differentiate between stimuli. Even mild stimuli can cause abnormal discharges in brain activity neurons, leading to seizures. The clinical manifestations of this condition can be divided into two types: simple and complex.