Patient's question:
Recently at night, I experienced body tremors, wide-open eyes, and purple lips.Symptom Description:
Hello! I would like to consult about pediatric epilepsy.
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: The diagnosis of epilepsy primarily relies on the following points: first, clinical manifestations, which often include convulsions, rolling of the eyes, motor disorders, etc.; second, relevant auxiliary examinations, such as electroencephalogram (EEG) tests, which can reveal clear pathological waves, spikes, sharp waves, spike-slow waves, or sharp-slow waves. If it is secondary epilepsy, further examinations such as cranial CT, cranial MRI, and DSA should be conducted to identify the corresponding lesions.Guidance: Currently, the treatment of epilepsy mainly involves medication, with the primary goal of controlling seizures, requiring long-term medication. It cannot be cured at present. The most reliable preventive method is to take antiepileptic drugs on time and in the correct dosage. It is essential to promptly control seizures to prevent recurrence of epilepsy.