Several common diseases that cause convulsions include febrile convulsion, intracranial infection, toxic encephalopathy, infantile spasm, hypoglycemia, hypomagnesemia, poisoning and hypocalcemia, all of which can cause convulsions in children. Toxic encephalopathy, intracranial infection, epilepsy and poisoning are more common in older children; Generally speaking, intracranial infection, tetany weakness and infantile spasm are common in infants. Sometimes we should pay attention to the defects of brain development, sequelae of brain injury, drug poisoning and hypoglycemia.
The cure rate of convulsion in children is very high, and the cure rate of convulsion can reach more than 97% as long as you seek medical treatment in time and take medicine according to the doctor's advice. However, the disease may recur after being cured. Convulsive patients can stop their seizures after a certain period of regular and systematic drug treatment, and generally can stop taking drugs in a reduced amount.
If there is no attack within three years after stopping the drug, you can consider curing it. After the treatment of nervous system, most people stop having seizures, but not everyone will stop having seizures. Therefore, the cured patients should not be blindly optimistic, and should be alert to the possibility of an attack. It is best to pay attention to rest and prevent any inducing factors, such as respiratory infections and colds.
Whether a child's convulsion can be cured depends on the child's own physique and whether the parents take good care of it. Even if the child is completely cured with the help of a doctor, it may recur. But the probability of recurrence is relatively low. Some children are physically weak and have a higher probability of recurrence. The above contents are for reference only. Please refer to the doctor's face-to-face instructions for specific medication and treatment.
The treatment methods of infantile convulsion are: 1, and the general treatment includes making the child lie on his side during convulsion, preventing oral secretions from being inhaled into the lungs by mistake, causing aspiration pneumonia, and paying attention to avoiding touching sharp or hard objects during limb movement, causing secondary injuries.
2, symptomatic treatment, you need to use psychotropic drugs such as diazepam to stop convulsions; 3, for treatment, according to the blood test results or physical symptoms, according to the cause of treatment, such as infection can be used antibiotics and other anti-infective drugs, can correct electrolyte disorder, low blood sugar with glucose, low calcium with calcium supplements.