Patient's question:
The child's grades have been steadily improving recently. Later, the teacher mentioned that the child often struggles to catch their breath during physical education classes. When the child was inactive, it was fine. However, after a thorough medical examination at the hospital, it was diagnosed as epilepsy. Now, the child is taking medication for treatment.Hello, what is this condition? What kind of help is needed: What is pediatric epilepsy?
Doctor's answer:
Childhood epilepsy is a sudden, transient endocrine disorder of brain function. Due to tonic seizures often accompanied by ventricular bleeding, and myoclonic seizures themselves being a small part of early myoclonic encephalopathy symptoms, the prognosis for both is poor. Precursors of epilepsy Childhood epilepsy is mainly caused by incomplete development of the child's nervous system, high fever or severe mental stimulation affecting the cerebral cortex, leading to excessive excitement. Once epilepsy is diagnosed, active treatment should be initiated.