Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text:"My child is 11 years old. The electroencephalogram (EEG) results show:
Lateral central, middle-posterior temporal regions show a large amount of epileptic discharge, sometimes involving the left side. Occasionally, a small amount of isolated left middle temporal activity is observed in the top region.
Is it central temporal spike focus epilepsy in children?
Additional question: Is it central temporal spike focus epilepsy in children?
Additional question: Exclude accidental injury as the cause."
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Doctor's answer:
Considering the possibility of epilepsy is relatively high, mainly due to abnormal discharges in the brain, which are often caused by genetics or accidental injury. It is recommended to actively treat it.Follow-up question: Is it central temporal spike focus epilepsy in children? Exclude the possibility of being caused by accidental injury.
Answer: Yes, it is. However, this type of epilepsy has a relatively good prognosis, and active treatment is sufficient.