Patient's question:
Hello, I am Dali. After getting married with my wife, we never had any children. Later, we adopted a little girl. When she was first brought home, she was quite healthy. However, now that she is over five years old, we always feel something is wrong with her. When we talk to her, she often stares blankly and sometimes gets a bad temper, pointing fingers at things. We took her to the hospital, and the doctor said she has a hereditary form of epilepsy. I would like to ask, how can we take care of her properly?Doctor's answer:
Hello, Mr. You, based on the type of epilepsy you described, your child's epilepsy is genetic. In daily life, the most important thing is to take good care of your child in all aspects. For example: if your child wants something, as long as it is not excessive, you can meet their needs. Your child's intellectual development and emotional growth are also very important. Therefore, in daily life, you must not let your child's mind be harmed. If your child is obsessed with something, you must adjust it from a psychological perspective. Because during a child's growth process, their psychology is also very important.