Patient's question:
When the child was 16 days old, he had convulsions without any obvious trigger,，，，，1。Later, he received 17 days of hospital treatment at Shijiazhuang Provincial Children's Hospital, where he was diagnosed with epilepsy. Phenobarbital sodium was used to control the convulsions. Cerebrospinal fluid tests showed no significant abnormalities. Video brain function monitoring showed an upper boundary >10uV and a lower boundary >5uV, with clear sleep-wake cycles and no obvious abnormalities. A head ultrasound revealed enhanced echo in the periventricular white matter on both sides. After 17 days of hospitalization, he was discharged and has been taking anticonvulsant medication ever since. He has been taking the medication continuously for 8 days. On the 5th day, he started having convulsions again, without fever.Doctor's answer:
Medicines can have side effects, it is possible. It is necessary to check the reason for the extraction, except for genetic metabolic diseases.