Patient's question:
Doctor, my baby is one year old this year. A few days ago, my baby suddenly had his eyes rolling up, jaw clenched, corner of the mouth twitching, head tilting backward, limbs repeatedly flexing and extending, purple lips, body stiffness, lasting for ten to several minutes. Later, I quickly went to the hospital, and the doctor said it was infantile epilepsy and that we need to pay attention to care. So I want to ask how to care for infantile epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Childhood epilepsy needs to be confirmed whether it is caused by severe calcium deficiency or by or abnormal brain pulses, and then should be carried out. First, it is necessary to confirm the specific situation before. If the cause is a lack of calcium, it can be tolerated by digesting calcium and vitamin D for conditioning, getting more sunlight, and enhancing comprehensive nutrition. If it is caused by abnormal pulses, further careful examination is needed for medication control.