What are the symptoms of lambs in children

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There is a child in our community. Because he is cute, we always tease him when we meet him. However, we haven't seen him in recent days. Some people say that he was hospitalized because he was suffering from lamb mania. Let's talk about the symptoms of children's lamb mania.

What are the symptoms of lambs in children

First, leprosy with generalized tonic clonic seizures during awakening is the most common idiopathic generalized epilepsy. The disease has a genetic tendency, and the patient often has a history of juvenile myoclonic seizures or absence seizures. The onset of primary leprosy is mostly at the age of 10-20, accounting for 27% - 31% of juvenile and adult leprosy. 90% of the cases occurred during daytime or nighttime sleep awakening, and a few occurred during sleep relaxation.

Second: the early symptoms of leprosy are very different from those of adults, which are easy to be ignored. Lamb madness is not what the common people think, it must be "cramp on the ground" and "foaming at the mouth". If children find repetitive nodding, limb twitching, giggling and so on, it may be the onset of symptoms of lamb madness. Since there is no sign before the onset of leprosy symptoms, the recurrence interval of children's leprosy symptoms is not the same, which may be from a few seconds to a few years.

Third: we can't underestimate the lamb madness. Families of children with lamb madness should pay attention to it. The harm of lamb madness to children can't be underestimated. Lamb madness will affect children's intelligence and physical development. The early symptoms of children's lamb madness are not as obvious as adults. Many early symptoms of lamb madness are similar to daze and shake their heads, which are often ignored by parents, and delay the development of children's lamb madness.

matters needing attention

Although it's not easy to treat this disease, it doesn't mean that if you have this disease, you can't cure it completely, because most of the patients are young. If the treatment is appropriate, there is still a great chance to cure it.