Epilepsy patients have not seen significant improvement in symptoms after taking medication. How should the effectiveness and sustainability of medication treatment be understood?

Whether epilepsy patients need psychological treatment depends on whether they have developed psychological issues due to their condition.

Inquiry about the likelihood of infants and young children developing epilepsy and its treatment methods.

Common questions about the impact of epilepsy in pregnant women on the fetus.

The symptoms of childhood epilepsy may occur periodically, and the timing and duration can vary from person to person.

Discussing the Necessity of EEG Examination for a 5-Year-Old Child with Epilepsy

A 6-year-old girl is experiencing symptoms such as fainting, dizziness, and weakness in all limbs. She has had similar symptoms before and her electroencephalogram shows moderate abnormalities. The girl was previously diagnosed with cervical spondylosis by a doctor, who treated her with massage, acupuncture, and wearing a cervical collar. The parents suspect she may have epilepsy and hope for a definitive diagnosis.

Does a baby’s crying and screaming affect the epilepsy test results?

Should a child be treated if they have two epileptic attacks within a year?

Does a child occasionally experiencing blind spots and having a seizure once a year indicate epilepsy? What problems might arise if left untreated?