What are the symptoms of epilepsy in children?

As a common nervous system disease, epilepsy usually occurs in some children. The occurrence of epilepsy often leads to some convulsions in local muscles of the body, and children who exercise will also have loss of consciousness, shortness of breath, foaming at the mouth and so on. Once these symptoms are found, we should actively treat them.

Epilepsy is a common nervous system disease, which is often called convulsion. Epilepsy is a refractory disease, which often seriously affects the health of patients during the attack. Therefore, it is necessary for us to know more about epilepsy. So, what are the common symptoms of epilepsy in children?

1, temporarily paralyzed. After a child has a seizure, the body often has some obvious clinical symptoms. Among them, the local muscles of the child's body will have some local convulsions, which generally last for a long time. In severe cases, the muscles in the twitching part of the child will be temporarily paralyzed.

2. Lose consciousness. Children sometimes have systemic symptoms after seizures, such as sudden loss of consciousness, apnea, foaming at the mouth and dilated pupils. Timely rescue, prevention and treatment may endanger the child's life.

3. Stiff limbs. During the attack, some children will be accompanied by the phenomenon that their eyes are upturned or tilted to one side. In addition, during the attack, some patients will have stiff limbs and clenched fists. These symptoms usually last for about 5 minutes, and patients will also have unconscious symptoms after the attack.

4. coma and lethargy. During the vegetative seizure, children may have coma and lethargy in addition to some disturbance of consciousness. The onset time of these phenomena usually lasts for several minutes, and in severe cases, it often lasts for several hours, which seriously affects children's quality of life and physical health.