A child’s birth asphyxia led to involuntary tremors in the left hand and slight abnormalities in walking with the left foot, which were not easily noticeable unless closely observed. As the child grew older, the ability to grasp with the left hand declined, especially evident when handling small items. The main issue is hand tremors.

For children with epilepsy undergoing medication therapy, regular blood and urine tests are crucial for evaluating treatment effectiveness and monitoring potential side effects.