Parents ask how to check if a 1-year-old child has epilepsy.

Parents inquire about how to select an appropriate hospital for treating their child’s epilepsy.

Wondering if epilepsy can be completely cured.

Discuss the measures to take during an epileptic seizure and the importance of early treatment.

Learn how to differentiate if a baby’s convulsive symptoms are caused by epilepsy, and the differences between epilepsy and other diseases that can trigger seizures.

If a baby suddenly starts to have seizures with symptoms like convulsions or rolling eyes, it could be an epilepsy attack, but a doctor’s examination is necessary for a definitive diagnosis.

The characteristic of a minor epilepsy seizure in children is a sudden onset and sudden cessation of brief loss of consciousness, without convulsions. During an attack, the child may remain motionless, with a pale complexion, speech temporarily stopped, and hands unable to hold objects. Sometimes, they may be unsteady on their feet. Symptoms generally disappear after 2 to 10 minutes, and the child may have no memory of the episode. Parents should be aware that this could be a sign of epilepsy.

Understanding the Symptoms and Diagnostic Methods of Epilepsy

The young girl has been feeling uncomfortable for nearly a month, with EEG showing fluctuations, possibly indicating epilepsy. How can we determine if it is epilepsy?

A parent inquires about how to identify their son’s symptoms as epilepsy and seeks treatment options.