Patient's question:
The baby had his first illness at eight months. Then at nine months, he had another one. After that, at twelve months, and then once again at fifteen months. Each time, the seizures were triggered by his excitement. Every time, it was because things didn't go his way. He would scream loudly, then lose his voice and turn purple all over. Once, he even stopped breathing.Doctor's answer:
Parents should always be cautious. Do not let the child be stimulated. And should actively guide the child. The unreasonable demands and unsatisfied desires of the child cannot be transferred. But should be patiently persuaded. Second, it is necessary to cultivate the child's cheerful personality. Especially to overcome the unique thinking of the child as a little emperor. Let them have more contact with other children. Cultivate their good qualities of loving the collective and caring for others. Third. If the child holds their breath. Parents do not need to be panic. Let the child sit down quietly. Loosen the clothes. Then use the finger to press the midpoint to relax.