Patient's question:
My daughter is three and a half weeks old. Five months ago, she had a high fever with convulsions. This morning, when she woke up, she had another seizure. Her lips were purple, she was drooling with white foam, her eyes were tightly closed, her fists were clenched tightly, and she was having difficulty breathing. The electroencephalogram at the county hospital showed epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Consider it may be epilepsy! The causes of epilepsy in children are mainly idiopathic (related to genetic factors), congenital, and perinatal factors (hypoxia, asphyxia, cranial birth injuries), central nervous system infections, and brain developmental abnormalities!Guidelines: It is recommended that you take oral antiepileptic medication under the guidance of a doctor. Generally, most patients can control their condition with medication! In daily life, avoid letting the child get angry and maintain a calm mood!