Patient's question:
How to identify early symptoms of childhood epilepsy? Sudden nodding, bending forward, or tilting backward, or the entire body suddenly tilting backward or sideways. How to identify early symptoms of childhood epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you. Pediatric epilepsy comes in many forms, and it has become a major group among epilepsy patients, so parents should pay attention. The symptoms of pediatric epilepsy are quite complex. In addition to sudden loss of consciousness, convulsions of the limbs, spitting out phlegm, and making noises, some children may experience staring eyes, loss of awareness, inability to speak, and frequent nodding, which could be early signs of a child's epilepsy seizure.