Patient's question:
During an episode, the person foams at the mouth, their eyes roll up, and then they suddenly lose consciousness. When they wake up, they are no different from normal people. What are the symptoms?Doctor's answer:
Hello, common symptoms of childhood epilepsy include tonic spasms or twitching of the hands and feet, loss of consciousness, and may also manifest as staring, sudden falls, continuous nodding, drooling, swallowing movements, sucking movements, and bending-like actions. It can even lead to headaches, vomiting, etc. The early stage is the best time for treating epilepsy. Using scientific methods to treat birthmarks can ensure timely treatment. Early epilepsy symptoms are not very severe, and more importantly, the impact of the causative factors on the patient's body is still relatively small, making it easier to identify and eliminate.