Patient's question:
My child at home doesn't know how he got epilepsy. This disease, once it recurs, will cause the child to fall. He might be walking fine and suddenly have this happen. As a result, he hasn't avoided minor injuries like bruises and scrapes. I'd like to understand what are the obvious symptoms of epilepsy in children? What kind of help is needed: What are the obvious symptoms of epilepsy in children?Doctor's answer:
The causes of epilepsy are numerous, such as hereditary transmission across generations, trauma, cranial brain injury, brain tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, etc. Patients usually experience sudden recurrence, which may include loss of consciousness, severe convulsions, intense pain, jaw clenching, and foaming at the mouth. Early detection requires early treatment. Follow medical advice and take antiepileptic drugs orally on schedule. Pay attention to getting more rest, maintaining emotional stability, ensuring sufficient deep sleep, and adopting a proper diet to enhance nutrition. Avoid consuming mutton, dog meat, seafood, and foods. Regularly visit the hospital for follow-up examinations.