Patient's question:
My child at home has epilepsy, and they are still very young. Is it possible to treat it well?Doctor's answer:
Hello, abdominal epilepsy is also a type of mesencephalic epilepsy. Domestic reports account for approximately 1.1% of epilepsy cases, making it a rare type with the highest incidence during childhood. The possible causes are primarily high fever seizures, followed by birth asphyxia and birth injuries. The pathogenesis of this disease is still not very clear. Most scholars believe that the focus is often located in the subcortical autonomic nervous system, specifically the hypothalamus, and is mostly classified as cortical autonomic dysfunction seizures leading to abnormal discharges.