Patient's question:
My son is eight years old. This year, during the National Day holiday, he went out for a trip. While in the car, he suddenly had his mouth and eyes, feeling like he was having difficulty breathing. After two minutes, he came to his senses and wanted to drink water. Half a month later, while sleeping at night, he suddenly had his mouth and eyes again. After one minute, he came to his senses and said he was conscious but couldn't speak. An electroencephalogram (EEG) indicated it was benign epilepsy. I want to ask you, can he avoid medication in this case? Or should we wait and see?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your simple description of the condition, it is still important to seek treatment as early as possible. It is recommended that you go to a formal specialized hospital and develop an appropriate treatment plan based on your child's condition. In daily life, it is important to develop good habits, avoid staying up late, prevent significant emotional fluctuations, enhance physical resistance, and avoid catching colds.