What are the symptoms of benign epilepsy in children

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Some time ago, I went to my colleague's home and saw her 4-year-old daughter. She was very lively and lovely. But soon I suddenly found that she had some chest tightness, shortness of breath and was very scared. After I was sent to the hospital, I learned that it was benign epilepsy. Today, let me talk about the symptoms of benign epilepsy in children.

What are the symptoms of benign epilepsy in children

First: benign epilepsy in children refers to a kind of epilepsy syndrome that occurs at a certain age, has certain characteristics in clinical manifestations and EEG, can relieve itself or has good therapeutic effect of antiepileptic drugs, and has good prognosis. Emotional aura includes anxiety, anxiety, depression, panic, etc. fear is the most common one, illusion, hallucination, seeing or feeling Things and scenes that don't exist.

Second: somatosensory: the symptoms of epilepsy are numbness and tingling of limbs; muscle or muscle group tremor, phonation or chewing, head and eye turning to one side; palpitation, shortness of breath, respiratory distress, sweating, blushing, gastrointestinal discomfort, etc. Aura of facial features: including seeing moving or static light spot, aperture, Mars, black spot, a mass of monochromatic or colorful things, etc.; aura of taste: including uncomfortable taste such as bitter, sour, salty, sweet, greasy, etc.

Third: olfactory: smell bad smell, such as fishy smell, scorched smell, etc.; auditory: two ears buzzing, bell, bell, etc. The symptoms are as follows: sudden unconsciousness, limbs twitching, mouth foaming, eyes turning up. Early treatment of epilepsy is the best period, the use of scientific methods to treat birthmarks can be timely treatment. Early symptoms of epilepsy is not very serious, more importantly, the impact of pathogenic factors on the patient's body is relatively small, easy to find and clear.

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So in the early stage of the disease, we should actively accept treatment, try to provide patients with a quiet and comfortable living environment, usually pay attention to adjust the diet structure of patients, pay attention to avoid stimulating food, help patients develop healthy and good living habits, and help patients maintain self-confidence.