Patient's question:
The child is now less than one year old, but frequently exhibits twitching and foaming at the mouth. Everyone says it's epilepsy. I want to ask, what are the early symptoms of infantile epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The causes of pediatric epilepsy are very complex, including frequent recurrence, loss of consciousness, muscle convulsions, jaw clenching, and eye elevation with persistence below 10 seconds to several minutes. It is primarily caused by underdeveloped nervous systems and abnormal impacts on cortical pulses. It is recommended that you visit a specialized traditional Chinese medicine hospital for a thorough examination using advanced instruments. The next-generation EFG neurotransmitter detector can help children accurately identify the root cause of the disease and find advancement in treatment.