Patient's question:
From June last year to April this year, I had 5 episodes of high fever seizures. The first one was in June last year, caused by hand, foot, and mouth disease, with the seizure lasting about 2 minutes. The second one was in October last year, also caused by hand, foot, and mouth disease, with the seizure lasting about 3 minutes. The third one was acute viral encephalitis, in December last year, with the seizure lasting around 3 minutes. The fourth one was in March this year, due to upper respiratory infection, with the seizure lasting about 3 minutes. The fifth one was in April, caused by viral flu, with the seizure lasting 2 minutes. The first four episodes involved eyes rolling back,, and foaming at the mouth, while the fifth episode did not involve foaming at the mouth and the person felt slightly drowsy after the seizure. Before each seizure, the hands and feet were cold, and after the seizure, the temperature rose.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, generally conservative treatment is recommended. It is necessary to take antiepileptic drugs as prescribed by your doctor.Suggestions: You can take Keppra (levetiracetam) for treatment. Taking medication can help prevent seizures. It is difficult to cure completely.