Patient's question:
The little brother next door sometimes has slight trembling in both hands and a strange complexion, and is unwilling to answer. After about ten minutes, everything is fine. This little brother has had epilepsy since he was a child. I wonder how pediatric epilepsy is specifically caused? What kind of help is needed: How is pediatric epilepsy specifically caused?Doctor's answer:
There are specific reasons that can lead to epilepsy in children, and here is a detailed analysis:Inter-generational genetic factors are a common cause of epilepsy in infants, which is why it is also referred to as cryptogenic epilepsy or genetic epilepsy. In addition to inter-generational inheritance, other causes include head trauma, meningitis, encephalitis, brain tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, congenital brain malformations, infections, drug poisoning, birth injuries, premature birth, difficult labor, and even fetal hypoxia in the womb, umbilical cord (twisting of the umbilical cord around the neck). Low blood calcium and low blood magnesium can also trigger epilepsy attacks.
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