Patient's question:
The child is one and a half years old and has never had any serious illnesses. He is very lively and mischievous. He had two episodes of high fever above 39 degrees Celsius in the past, but there was no unusual reaction. There is no history of hereditary diseases such as epilepsy in the family.At the beginning of this week, the child had a slight runny nose, but it wasn’t taken too seriously. Yesterday, the adults didn’t notice him taking off his shoes and socks and running barefoot on the floor. Last night, the radiator burst, and the heating suddenly stopped. In the middle of the night, he might have kicked off the blanket. When he woke up this morning, he was playing in bed as usual, like he had done before, and then fell asleep again. Around 9 a.m., he woke up and asked his grandmother to dress him. When his grandmother was putting on his top, she felt that his legs were a bit warm, but his forehead and body weren’t hot. When she was putting on his pants, suddenly...
Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Hello, the symptoms you described are mostly caused by high fever convulsions. Suggestions: It is recommended to strengthen the care of the child, control the infection in a timely manner, and prevent the temperature from rising to induce symptoms.