Consultation on a Three-Year-Old Child’s High Fever and Seizures

What should be done when infantile convulsions recur after control?

Exploring the Connection Between Electrolyte Imbalance-Induced Convulsions and Epilepsy

A child of 9 weeks and 6 months has just been diagnosed with ADHD and food intolerance, showing symptoms such as biting nails, restlessness, lying, and a bit of rebelliousness. This article introduces treatment methods for ADHD children, including traditional Chinese medicine treatment, EEG examination, and adjusting the intake of amino acids in the diet.

Discuss the treatment methods for pediatric epilepsy, including the diagnosis of premonitory signs, the importance of calcium supplementation, and considerations for selecting antiepileptic drugs.

Understanding the diagnosis and treatment of infant convulsions, as well as the potential impact of dietary intake during pregnancy on the baby’s health.

Possible causes and necessary examinations for a young girl’s two sudden fainting spells

A sudden daze in a child could be a minor epilepsy seizure, requiring an EEG and brain CT scan for an accurate diagnosis.