Patient's question:
Childhood epilepsy is congenitally inherited through generations, but it is not ruled out that it may also be caused by acquired factors. The doctor said it could be acquired and might be caused by something, but the cause is still unknown. Although there are some special symptoms, what are the symptoms of childhood epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The child has experienced multiple episodes of epilepsy and must go to the pediatric neurology clinic for a thorough examination. EEG and head MRI should be conducted to help confirm the diagnosis. The child's epilepsy is likely caused by a combination of congenital and acquired factors, such as breathing difficulties or brain damage. Multiple episodes of epilepsy in the child are often accompanied by frequent convulsive symptoms.