Patient's question:
My daughter has been born for 50 days. She had two brief seizures during the postpartum period, each lasting less than a minute. At 35 days, she had a fever and another seizure.Doctor's answer:
It needs to be clarified what type of seizure and diagnosis you have. Not all epilepsy can be surgically treated. Surgical treatment can only be considered if the seizure focus can be clearly identified and the surgical risks are relatively low. It is difficult to diagnose this condition. Only an electroencephalogram (EEG) can reveal abnormal brain waves during deep sleep. Your child's frequent seizures are particularly harmful to the brain. You should seek medical attention at the best hospital as soon as possible. Don't delay your child's treatment.