A baby’s epilepsy may have the chance to heal on its own as they grow up, but in most cases, long-term treatment is required.

Inquiring whether childhood epilepsy seizures will improve with age.

A six-year-old boy can only call ‘grandma,’ has drooling and a tendency to run around, but has normal hearing.

A child frequently having convulsions, worried about developing epilepsy, consults a neurology expert

The risk of epilepsy inheritance depends on the parents’ condition and type. Understanding the condition and receiving a correct diagnosis is crucial for assessing the genetic risk.

Parents are concerned about whether a child’s fever convulsions will leave any aftereffects.

Lately, I’ve experienced a decrease in appetite, loss of appetite for all foods, poor sleep at night, and lack of energy. Additionally, I’ve developed nystagmus. I’m wondering if hydrocephalus in children can lead to recurrence of nystagmus?

If a father has epilepsy, the risk of inheritance for a daughter is about 7-10%. If a child shows signs of inattention, it may be a symptom of ADHD. It is recommended to seek professional psychiatric advice.

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