Patient's question:
First roll of the eyes, the coma was in June this year, or summer, the doctor said it was due to eating too much variety of food, incompatible reactions between foods. This time, it was not eating breakfast in the morning, and could be this hungry all morning? Or would hunger also cause such symptoms? Could it be epilepsy? Please help the doctor explain!Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is the most common type of complex, recurrent, neurological syndrome in childhood. It is also known as "epilepsy" or "" in colloquial terms. Children with epilepsy experience episodes of loss of consciousness. It is often accompanied by generalized or focal muscle spasms and behavioral changes. The condition tends to recur frequently. Mild stimuli, loud noises, and other factors can trigger epilepsy attacks. Prolonged illness can severely impact the mental and intellectual development of children. Therefore, prevention and treatment should be strengthened. Modern medicine generally classifies epilepsy into two major categories: primary and secondary. Primary epilepsy refers to cases with unknown causes or genetic factors. It typically manifests after the age of 4.