Patient's question:
I am currently a bit unable to control my own constant twitching. My body often starts shaking suddenly, my eyes are vacant, and I always lack energy when doing things. I often stumble, and sometimes I can't speak clearly while my body keeps spinning rapidly. In severe cases, I lose consciousness and start drooling uncontrollably on the ground, then roll my eyes back, with purple lips. It's quite strange. After a thorough examination, it was discovered to be epilepsy, but I don't know how to prevent pediatric epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Childhood epilepsy is a common and complex neurological syndrome in children, characterized by recurrent episodes of muscle convulsions, transient abnormalities in consciousness, sensation, and emotion. The etiology is diverse, and clinical manifestations vary. The first step is to identify the cause and confirm the diagnosis. Prevention in daily life should involve avoiding stimuli and emotional excitement, adhering to appropriate medication, and reducing recurrence. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!