Patient's question:
My son has epilepsy. He had a recurrence yesterday, and since then, he has stopped speaking. We went to the hospital, and the doctor said it was a case of aphasia syndrome induced by an epileptic seizure. We are very worried. What is the cause of aphasia syndrome induced by a recurrence of pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If this aphasia syndrome is caused by a seizure due to epilepsy, there is absolutely no need to worry too much about this situation. Generally, it will gradually improve after a few days because this is a temporary functional scar on the brain nerves caused by the impact of a seizure, which can gradually stabilize. However, it should be noted that the antiepileptic medication for the baby should be actively adjusted, and the frequency of recurrence should be maximally increased to avoid affecting the growth and development of the nerves and the growth and development of brain intelligence.