The usual performance of children with epilepsy

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summary

Epilepsy in children is also common in daily life. Because children have some symptoms in daily life, many children with epilepsy are not found in time. Generally, children with epilepsy have some abnormal movements. Parents should know more about children's abnormal movements. If children often fall, they can't get up immediately after falling, And there will be a daze phenomenon, this symptom may be some normal manifestations of epilepsy, so parents should know more about the usual performance of children with epilepsy. Let's take a look at the following.

The usual performance of children with epilepsy

First: children with epilepsy usually have a sudden short-term loss of consciousness, there is no drowsiness after the attack, the attack of language interruption, activities will stop, fixed in a certain position, do not fall, two eyes staring blankly, and even for pale complexion, no muscle twitch, the attack lasts 2 to 10 seconds, generally not more than 10 seconds, quickly recover consciousness.

Second: some children with epilepsy may also be manifested as myoclonus, that is, some parts of the muscles or limbs suddenly twitch or go to Huoshan without loss of consciousness, this kind of myoclonus first station for generalized seizures, so parents should know more about the performance of children with epilepsy at ordinary times.

Third: children with epilepsy usually show a trace of futile loss, apnea, mouth foaming, cyanosis, mydriasis and other manifestations. At the same time, when convulsions occur, there will be limb rigidity, fist clenching, eyes turning up or leaning to one side. Some children will have shortness of breath and even bite.

matters needing attention

In daily life, parents should do a good job in nursing children with epilepsy, to avoid the serious impact of epilepsy in children. At the same time, the treatment of children with epilepsy should be found early and treated early, so as to avoid the serious harm of epilepsy to children.