Disorder of Sensory Integration or ADHD?
15-Year-Old Boy’s Behavioral Issues: Sensory Integration Disorder or ADHD?
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Distinguishing Between Fever-Free Seizures in Children and Epilepsy
Children experiencing seizure symptoms without fever after vomiting and diarrhea, continuing into a drowsy state, with a normal brain CT scan and no family history of epilepsy, inquire about prevention and treatment.
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Distinguishing Between High Fever Convulsions and Epilepsy
Convulsions caused by a child’s fever could be high fever convulsions, but there is also a risk of developing epilepsy. Parents should pay attention and create a good living environment, arrange their child’s daily routines and dietary habits reasonably.
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Distinguishing Epilepsy from Tic Disorders
Parents often confuse the symptoms of epilepsy and tic disorders. Understanding the differences can help in dealing with children’s health issues correctly.
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Do All Normal Fetuses Have Cerebral Spinal Fluid?
Is it normal for a fetus to have cerebrospinal fluid during pregnancy?
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Do Brain Paralysis Patients Have Normal EEGs?
Brain paralysis is a syndrome caused by non-progressive brain damage and developmental defects, often accompanied by motor impairments and postural abnormalities.
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Do Cerebral Palsy Children Need to Wear Orthotics?
Do cerebral palsy children need to wear orthotics?
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Do Children Born via Cesarean Section with Abnormal Presentation Have an Increased Risk of Epilepsy?
Children with abnormal presentation or born via cesarean section have an increased risk of developing epilepsy.
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Do Children Inherit Epilepsy from Their Parents?
Understanding the Impact of Parental Epilepsy on Children
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Do Children Who Sleep in a Frog-like Position with Legs curled up Have Issues?
Explore the impact of a child’s prone sleeping position on health and provide professional advice.
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