Patient's question:
My son is 11 years old. Recently, when he was studying, I scolded him. He is very introverted and slow tempered. After that, he experienced a sensation like being electrocuted all over his body and head. His 24-hour electrocardiogram showed changes in the ST segment, but his myocardial enzymes and troponin were normal, and his blood lead level was normal. His 24-hour EEG showed a slow wave, which the doctor said was normal and without any epileptic waves. He had 4 episodes in 16 days. What could be the cause?Doctor's answer:
Symptom Analysis: The sensation of being electrocuted all over the body and head. Besides this symptom, are there any other clinical manifestations? Advice: There are many reasons that can cause sensory abnormalities. The typical attack of epilepsy is mainly characterized by sudden loss of consciousness. Whether it is epilepsy should be determined by an electroencephalogram.