Prior to a recurrence of pediatric epilepsy, symptoms may include staring, nodding, and twitching of the hands and feet.

The main types of recurrent pediatric epilepsy include generalized recurrence, partial recurrence, febrile seizures, and reflexive epilepsy, among others. The types are diverse and the causes are complex. They often recur suddenly and stop suddenly, showing periodic characteristics. It is best to consult a neurologist for a detailed examination and diagnosis, and then work together with medication.