How to distract a baby during an episode of breath-holding

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Apnea attack, this name may not be familiar to many people. In fact, apnea attacks are not uncommon during infancy and are a non-pathological condition in children at this stage. However, it is worth noting that apnea attacks are easily misdiagnosed as symptoms of epilepsy. In clinical practice, I have encountered some cases of apnea attacks that were often misdiagnosed as epilepsy symptoms in other hospitals and treated with long-term antiepileptic drugs.