Patient's question:
My son was playing the day before yesterday when suddenly he fell to the ground and had continuous convulsions of all four limbs. I was terrified and quickly took him to the hospital. The doctor examined him and said my son had epilepsy. I couldn't believe it. My son had never had such an episode before, so I was very puzzled. I was worried the doctor might have misdiagnosed him, so I wanted to consult about the symptoms of this disease.Doctor's answer:
This epilepsy is what is known as epilepsy, and its common clinical manifestations include: general discomfort, irritability, restlessness, emotional depression, poor mood, often being overly critical, blaming others, recurring illusions, hallucinations, automatisms, local myoclonus or other special sensations, sudden loss of consciousness, severe recurrent falls, limb convulsions, muscle spasms, foaming at the mouth, and strange vocalizations. Upon waking, the person appears normal. For severe epilepsy patients, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid changing medications arbitrarily, as this may have the opposite effect. The above advice is for reference only. It is hoped that the above answer can help you. Thank you.