Patient's question:
My child has a history of febrile seizures. Is this condition hereditary? How should we provide care for it on a daily basis?Doctor's answer:
High fever seizures are usually hereditary. If a child has febrile seizures, they generally have a fever, and the family is very anxious. You need to pay attention: during the general course of the illness, the child only has one seizure. For simple febrile seizures, it's not a problem. Afterward, when the child has a fever, it's important to manage it promptly. After the age of 6, the child's nervous system development will improve. If you take good care of the child, everything will be fine. Pay close attention to the child's daily care, and generally, there won't be any major issues.