What does the harm of infantile convulsion have?

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Infantile convulsion has a great impact on children. Many babies are affected by this disease in their lives, which brings harm to children's brain. Therefore, mothers need to deeply understand some knowledge of convulsion, and correctly understand the relevant causes, so as to help children treat this disease. Let's look down to understand the causes of convulsion Well.

What does the harm of infantile convulsion have?

The first is the harm of mild neonatal convulsion, which is the most common type of neonatal convulsion. The harm of neonatal convulsion is manifested as staring, strabismus, blinking movement, sucking, chewing mouth cheek tongue movement, single limb tremor, fixed or four limbs pedaling or rowing movement, and apnea attack.

Second: the harm of myoclonic neonatal convulsion -- the harm of myoclonic neonatal convulsion is characterized by synchronous single or multiple limbs, symmetrical rapid flexion spasm, and the upper limbs are more obvious than the lower limbs. It indicates diffuse brain damage.

Third: the harm of tetanic neonatal convulsion -- the harm of tetanic neonatal convulsion is neonatal systemic or limb tonic spasm. If the disease is serious, there are organic lesions in the brain, which should be differentiated from denervated ankylosis and arcus. The manifestation of decerebral ankylosis is the extension of limbs and trunk, the internal rotation of upper limbs, the dilation of pupils and the downward movement of two eyeballs. It is often the terminal sign of brain failure. The manifestation of the hyperkeratosis is the persistent posterior arch of the back, which can be seen in bilirubin encephalopathy, tetanus and some amino acid metabolic disorders.

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The harm of multifocal clonic neonatal convulsion is characterized by small amplitude of multiple limbs and frequency of one to three times per second. It can be transferred from one limb to the other, and is often accompanied by neonatal loss of consciousness. This kind of neonatal convulsion is common in intracranial diseases or some metabolic abnormalities and so on.