Patient's question:
Foot twitching, eyelids flipping up - the entire process takes less than a minute. In the morning, sometimes it happens while sleeping or when being held and played with. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: said to be calcium deficiency, what kind of assistance is needed: what is the cause...Doctor's answer:
Because there are often several factors to consider: 1. Low calcium seizures are relatively common in children of this age. 2. High fever seizures are often triggered by high fever, and the seizures tend to recur when the body temperature is at its peak. 3. Intracranial infection. If the child is generally doing well, it may be caused by viral encephalitis. 4. Epilepsy. This is generally not easily diagnosed. If the child has recurrent seizures, it should still be taken seriously.If the cause can be identified, it is recommended that you take the child to the hospital for a thorough examination and laboratory tests to check for low calcium levels. If the child still has recurrent seizures, further tests such as a lumbar puncture and an electroencephalogram may be needed to rule out other conditions.