Abbey
Baby Community Member
- Katılım
- 18/5/22
- Mesajlar
- 193
The disease we call epilepsy is also known as epilepsy in our society. It is more likely to occur in infants as in adults. While adults may have an epileptic response, it can be difficult to understand in infants. In fact, the state of being able to notice is also important at this point.
In order to understand whether there is a symptom of epilepsy in infants, it is possible to be understood by active symptoms such as eyes focusing on a fixed place, twitching of their jaws, and foaming from their mouths.
The reason for the occurrence of epilepsy on infants has not been clarified and determined until now. However, claims and diagnoses have been put forward as a brain disease.
It is known that epilepsy disease in infants is generally seen in the period between 0 and 1 years of age, on average. As we mentioned above, the main symptom conditions can be described as locking in the jaw, contractions in their bodies and foaming from the mouth.
