Patient's question:
My child had a high fever a while ago and was treated at the hospital, which resolved. However, a few days later, my son started experiencing symptoms of headache, dizziness, and fever. He underwent a cerebrospinal fluid test at the hospital, which came back negative for bacterial infection. The doctor diagnosed him with meningitis and prescribed Western medicine treatment, which alleviated the dizziness. But then, the child began to have seizures and became disoriented.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Epilepsy caused by viral encephalitis is a form of delayed brain disease. The onset is due to impaired blood supply in the area innervated by the originally affected nerve, resulting from prolonged ischemia, leading to delayed sympathetic nervous system excitation, which in turn causes dysfunction of the vegetative nervous system and triggers intermittent convulsions.Guidance: Combined Chinese and Western treatment enhances and improves local microcirculation in the affected nerve area to nourish the nerves. The key to recovery lies in early treatment. If you need assistance, please send an MRI scan for further guidance. Note that functional treatment can lead to recovery, while organic conditions are more challenging to treat.