Patient's question:
Multiple convulsions，，，，5——30。Objective: Is this phenomenon an epileptic seizure?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is the most common type of complex, recurrent neurological syndrome in childhood. It is also known as "epilepsy" or "fainting in sheep." Children with epilepsy experience episodes of loss of consciousness. It is often accompanied by generalized or localized muscle spasms and changes in behavior. Epilepsy tends to recur frequently. Minor stimuli, such as loud noises, can trigger seizures. Prolonged illness can severely affect a child's mental and intellectual development. Therefore, prevention and treatment should be strengthened. Modern medicine generally classifies epilepsy into two major categories: primary and secondary. It is recommended to seek medical diagnosis and treatment at a hospital.