The Dangers of Pediatric Epilepsy
Long-term seizures can lead to a decline in memory and intelligence, severely affecting daily life, learning, and work.
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The Efficacy of Epilepsy Surgery Treatment
Patients with epilepsy inquire about the effectiveness and possibility of surgical treatment.
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The Harm of Epileptic Seizures on the Brain in Children
Epileptic seizures can cause various harms to the brain, including disturbances to other bodily functions, lifespan effects, behavioral changes, and a decline in memory and intelligence.
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The Impact of Antiepileptic Drugs on the Brain
Discussing whether antiepileptic drugs can cause harm to the brain.
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The Impact of Epilepsy on Children
The impact of epilepsy on children includes accidental injuries, psychological trauma, and brain damage during seizures, which may hinder normal child development.
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The Phenomenon of Post-Epileptic Brain Spasm in Children
A 9-year-old girl experienced post-epileptic brain spasms after taking oxcarbazepine for two years. How should it be handled?
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The Possible Causes of a Young Girl’s Two Sudden Spells of Fainting
Possible causes and necessary examinations for a young girl’s two sudden fainting spells
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The Problem of Children Having Fits and Rolling Their Eyes
If a child exhibits symptoms of rolling their eyes and having fits, it may be epilepsy, and it is recommended to have an early check-up.
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The Reason for a Child’s High Fever, Seizures, and Cool Limbs
At 19 weeks old, the baby doesn’t feel well, possibly suffering from epilepsy. Understanding the reasons behind a child’s high fever, seizures, and cool limbs is crucial for early medical treatment.
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The Relationship Between Infantile Spasms and Epilepsy
Can Infantile Spasms Develop into Epilepsy?
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