A 1-year-old baby frequently uses forceful smiling and Shake your head, with varying symptoms. Could it be infantile convulsions?

This article analyzes the possible causes of infant convulsions, including birth injuries and incomplete brain development.

Parents are inquiring about their baby’s abnormal behavior of suddenly opening eyes and raising hands during naptime, while currently undergoing traditional Chinese medicine treatment and gradually reducing the dosage of Western medicine. They want to know if these symptoms are related to any diseases and how to handle them.

An introduction to the differences between infant and pediatric convulsions, as well as the relevant knowledge of diagnosis and examination.

This article discusses the possible causes and treatment methods for the head nodding behavior in 10-month-old infants.

After the medication for infant convulsions, the medication should be continued until the doctor instructs to stop, and calcium supplements should be taken to improve calcium deficiency.

Providing Checking Methods for Infant Convulsions

Babies with infantile convulsions may leave due to pain, but usually do not cause difficulty breathing. Early use of anti-epileptic medication can prevent the deterioration of the condition and reduce the risk of intellectual impairment.

How to handle infant convulsions and related precautions

Improving Symptoms of Infant Convulsions: Daily Care and Treatment Recommendations