Patient's question:
My son previously had a case of low-grade fever that led to meningitis, and he was hospitalized for several days before being discharged. I thought he had recovered, but unexpectedly, he developed epilepsy symptoms afterward. Now, every time he has a low-grade fever, it's very easy for him to have another seizure. I'm very worried that this will prevent him from going to school, so I want to seek timely treatment. Which children's epilepsy hospital is good?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Currently, the main issue is pediatric epilepsy, which is believed to be closely related to brain diseases, fever, and encephalitis. These conditions can all lead to epilepsy, causing body spasms during the child's fever, sometimes accompanied by brief episodes of loss of consciousness. This prevents the child from attending school and has a significant impact on their health. Therefore, active treatment is necessary, and it would be more appropriate to seek follow-up treatment at the pediatric neurology department of a children's hospital.