Patient's question:
Can children with epilepsy be cured? I would like to ask what symptoms do children with epilepsy have at the age of one? They fell from a brain defect and were taken to the hospital. They stopped breathing for 5 hours before fully recovering. I don't know if there are any residual effects left. Now the children suddenly have language confusion and stiff fingers, almost every 5 minutes. That's it. I don't know if it's epilepsy. It hasn't been treated yet, so I want to ask what are the symptoms of epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy can also alter neurotransmitters: The pathophysiological mechanisms of epilepsy include insufficient inhibitory neurotransmitters and excessive excitatory neurotransmitters. These neurotransmitters can interfere with the patient's perception of the world. Excitatory neurotransmitters can maintain a person's locomotion and enhance the excitatory condition of the brain, thereby promoting exercise and memory. Epilepsy also has a certain impact on the psychology of children, which may lead to adverse psychological effects. The location, nature, and onset time of inflammation, as well as the overall condition, can result in varying degrees and types of psychological disorders.