Patient's question:
If the baby has convulsions, can it be cured? Will there be any after-effects later? How can it be prevented in the future?8 years ago, if it reached 38 degrees, the eyes would roll up, and there had been tremors. At 2 PM, the baby suddenly started crying uncontrollably, eyes rolling up, and trembling. When the baby was sleeping, it suddenly started crying, crying without strength, then had convulsions, rolling the eyes. The baby wasn’t covered with a blanket while sleeping, and that’s when it was sent to the hospital. When getting back into the car, there wasn’t enough attention, and the baby was bumped on the head, but the baby didn’t react at all. The baby has been in the hospital for two days now, but the reason and the condition are still unknown.
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, the convulsions are caused by fever. It is necessary to promptly reduce the fever. Suggestions: Additionally, appropriate calcium supplementation should be provided, and observations should be made. Some sedative medications should also be taken, such as phenobarbital. If the child has a fever again, prompt fever reduction treatment is necessary, otherwise, it is very easy to have another convulsion.