Patient's question:
My son is three years old and suffers from pediatric epilepsy. The main symptoms are that his fingers often tremble uncontrollably, his mouth is constantly chewing, sometimes he has shortness of breath and feels suffocated, he often sweats, sometimes he has high fever with a red face. Moreover, such a young child has poor digestive function and poor appetite, so the child is very thin. What kind of assistance is needed: How should pediatric epilepsy be given importance to implement treatment?Doctor's answer:
Once the diagnosis of pediatric epilepsy is confirmed, treatment should be initiated immediately. For many children with epilepsy who have no organic inflammation and no identifiable cause, if the first recurrence is mild, medication can be temporarily avoided, but close and careful monitoring is required. If a seizure occurs, medication should be started early.During the treatment of pediatric epilepsy, it is essential not to proceed with treatment. Scientific and evidence-based treatment must be implemented to effectively manage the condition.
The above advice addresses the question, "Should pediatric epilepsy be given serious treatment?" It is hoped that this information will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!