A two-and-a-half-year-old child experienced multiple episodes of sudden unconsciousness due to fever that didn’t fully recover when he was one year old. Days ago, the child had a similar episode while playing, collapsing without apparent warning, and was diagnosed with fever-induced symptoms. Parents are concerned whether these symptoms could be signs of epilepsy and seek treatment advice.

An 11-year-old boy experienced intermittent shock symptoms during school hours but not at home, with four occurrences since February this year. The symptoms typically accompany unilateral headache, and bilateral headache can lead to a shock lasting ten minutes. The boy has a history of allergic rhinitis.

Discusses the possible causes of unexplained nighttime crying in a two-month-old infant, including calcium deficiency and shock, and provides corresponding solutions.

Methods for dealing with a baby’s continuous crying after a shock

Provides medical advice, suggesting to observe the baby’s behavior and symptoms, and seek medical attention immediately if anything out of the ordinary is noticed.