Question

What are the symptoms of pediatric epilepsy?

Answer

  1. Intellectual and personality changes in pediatric epilepsy: Children with epilepsy that has not been treated systematically or frequently attack (especially after major seizures or prolonged states, where long-term control is not achievable), may show significant intellectual and personality changes, manifested as intellectual disability, dullness, slowness, immaturity, unclear speech, silence, shyness, or irritability.
  2. The periodicity of pediatric epilepsy: Seizures in children with epilepsy often have a regular periodicity, meaning they recur at certain intervals.
  3. The diversity of pediatric epilepsy: The same child may experience several different types of epilepsy seizures.