Patient's question:
My child always feels uncomfortable with their body, hands, and feet sometimes hurting severely. After a thorough examination, it was found to be spasmodic epilepsy. I would like to know what are the treatment methods for spasmodic epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The child's severe pain lasted for a very short time. Only by carefully observing the child during the remote attack process could it be discovered that the child suddenly had a spasm, feeling a series of intense muscle pain all over his body. His neck, torso, and legs bent, while his arms swung forward and outward. First, let the child lie half-sitting or on his back, moving the head slightly backward. Loosen the outer clothing and keep the airway clear to prevent vomit or secretions from being inhaled into the trachea, which could cause breathing difficulties. If necessary, promptly remove any secretions.