Patient's question:
In the morning, there is frequent urination, poor appetite, easy vomiting after eating, and a tendency to be underweight. Other symptoms are normal. Indirect abdominal pain is severe. It lasts for 3 to 6 minutes and recovers on its own. Current health concerns or symptom description: Treatment history: Gastrointestinal tests are normal, liver function tests are normal, and appendectomy was performed last year. There is a family history of epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the child is in the developmental stage, and the diet is unbalanced. Additionally, with the fluctuating and recurrent nature of the epilepsy condition, it can lead to the child becoming thinner. You can take the child to a professional and reputable epilepsy hospital for treatment. Under the guidance of a professional doctor, adjustments can be made. As long as the regulation is effective, the child's health can also be restored.