A granddaughter with lobar pneumonia has been running a high fever of 41.5 degrees for 8 to 9 days, with a white tongue coating and loss of appetite. After treatment at the county women and children’s hospital, she has cooled down but developed hallucinations and auditory hallucinations. Is this an adverse drug reaction? If so, will it disappear on its own?

Discuss the precautions and potential adverse drug reactions when using pediatric epilepsy medication.

Professional advice on how to handle a 7-year-old child who experienced vomiting and coughing after using saline ammonium bromide injection.

When epilepsy patients experience adverse drug reactions, it is important to take them seriously and seek medical attention immediately.