What's going on when a two-year-old baby has convulsions?

The physical health of the baby is of greatest concern to parents, because the baby's body is fragile and easily affected by disease, which can cause lifelong harm in severe cases. Therefore, any problems with the baby will make parents feel very nervous. For example, symptoms of convulsions in babies are relatively common, mainly in children under three years old. Let’s take a look at what’s going on when a two-year-old baby has convulsions.

If you have convulsions without a fever, it means it is not caused by a high fever convulsion. You should go to the hospital for an EEG examination. If abnormal discharges in the brain nerves are found and the epileptic lesions can be accurately located, it means that you are very likely suffering from epilepsy. Of course, further examinations are required to make a correct judgment based on symptoms and medical history.

Of course, the incidence of brain diseases such as epilepsy is getting higher and higher. Many children have suffered heavy blows and injuries. The baby suffers from this disease at the age of two. The main reasons are as follows:

1. Genetic factors. Most primary epilepsy is hereditary, so if there is a family history, you need to be vigilant. Of course, the specific inheritance probability also depends on the level of the seizure threshold and susceptibility, as well as the blood relationship with the patient.

2. Head injury. If a child's head is squeezed or bumped during delivery, the fragile brain nerves will be stimulated and damaged. Once the child is exposed to various triggers in later life, epilepsy will have the opportunity to develop.

3. Brain malformation. We also need to be vigilant about brain developmental malformations, such as lissencephaly, pachygyria and even congenital hydrocephalus. Various brain diseases can cause young children to suffer from epilepsy and harm.

Of course, there are many other reasons for baby convulsions, but no matter what causes it, you need to seek help from regular hospitals and disease experts as soon as possible. The more you understand the disease, the fewer troubles you will encounter during treatment. If you choose the right hospital and receive timely and correct treatment, you will be close to recovery. You cannot delay.