Clinical symptoms of leprosy in children

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Epilepsy is a disease of paroxysmal abnormal discharge of brain neurons caused by a variety of reasons, which is characterized by abnormal function of paroxysmal motor, sense, consciousness, spirit and autonomic nerve. It is commonly known as lamb wind or sheep epilepsy wind. Many children will also have this. Once they are found and treated in time, they can recover better. What are the clinical symptoms of children's lamb madness? Next, I'll share my experience with you.

Clinical symptoms of leprosy in children

Symptom 1: generalized tonic clonic seizure. Characterized by sudden loss of consciousness and generalized tonic and convulsion, the typical seizure process can be divided into tonic phase, clonic phase and late seizure phase. The duration of an attack is generally less than 5 minutes, often accompanied by tongue bite, urinary incontinence, and easy to cause asphyxia and other injuries. Tonic clonic seizures can be seen in any type of epilepsy and epilepsy syndrome.

Symptom 2: absence attack. The typical absence of mind is sudden occurrence, action stop, gaze, call it should not, may have blink, but basically without or accompanied by mild motor symptoms, the end is also sudden. Usually lasts 5-20 seconds, rarely more than 1 minute.

Symptom 3: infantile spasm, characterized by sudden, transient trunk muscle and bilateral limb tonic flexion or extensional contraction, mostly manifested as paroxysmal nodding, occasionally paroxysmal backward. The whole process of muscle contraction is about 1-3 seconds, often in clusters. It is commonly seen in West syndrome and other infantile syndromes.

matters needing attention

1. Patients can't stop or change the medicine at will, generally under the guidance of the doctor, so as to avoid recurrence. 2. If the patient is sick, make the patient lie flat, head side, try to make saliva or vomiting flow out of the outlet, to prevent asphyxia and aspiration pneumonia. 3. If the patient is ill, the towel and handkerchief should be folded into strips, or the tongue pressing plate or chopsticks wrapped with gauze should be inserted between the upper and lower molars to prevent tongue bite. 4. Do not press the patient's limbs to prevent fracture or dislocation.