Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The child has a fever and experienced seizures. Occasionally, there are brief episodes of limbs becoming stiff, eyes rolling up, and teeth clenched tightly. During these seizures, the brain may experience ischemia and hypoxia, leading to the death of a small number of brain cells. Currently, the child can only speak simple words. There is weakness in the hands, feet, and difficulty walking, making them prone to falling. The symptoms are not severe, but current treatment has not been effective. However, I anticipate that the child will be fine in the future. One reason is that the damage is minor, and other brain cells will compensate. Additionally, with his own exercise, the child will develop similarly to a normal child.