Patient's question:
My child has recently shown abnormal symptoms again. Sometimes they experience twitching, and the twitching looks quite disturbing. The child also briefly loses consciousness and has started trembling in their hands and feet. I want to know what are the specific manifestations of a child's epilepsy recurrence? What kind of help is needed: What are the specific manifestations of a child's epilepsy recurrence?Doctor's answer:
1. Epileptic patients may experience some subjective symptoms before a recurrence, such as sensory abnormalities, chest tightness, upper abdominal discomfort, fear, drooling, smelling strange odors, hearing muffled sounds or hearing strange sounds, blurred vision, etc.2. During a recurrence, some patients may first emit strange cries, followed by a loss of consciousness and falling, with generalized muscle rigidity, delayed breathing, and the head and eyes may turn to one side. A few seconds later, the patient will have tonic-clonic convulsions, which gradually soften. After tens of seconds, breathing will fully recover during the clonic phase, and the patient may foam at the mouth. If the patient's tongue is bitten, blood foam may reappear. Some patients may also experience incontinence of urine and feces.