What happened to the child who fainted?

We often encounter people fainting in our daily lives. Fainting is most likely to occur in the elderly because they are prone to brain diseases and cardiovascular diseases. In addition, the elderly are relatively weak and are easily stimulated by external environmental factors and emotional factors. In comparison, children rarely faint. If a child faints for no apparent reason, parents must give correct first aid. So what may be the cause of the child's fainting?

What happened to the child who fainted?

If a baby suddenly faints, it may be due to postural hypotension, or it may be caused by anemia and transient lack of blood supply to the brain. You can observe it. If it is anemia, you can drink glucose, calcium, iron and zinc oral solution.

The 7-year-old child suddenly fainted, but his blood sugar, body temperature, and blood routine were basically normal, and there was no problem.

Guidance:

This can rule out the possibility that the fainting is not caused by high fever, hypoglycemia and other problems. In this case, it is recommended to give the child an electrocardiogram and cardiac ultrasound examination to determine whether there is heart disease that causes sudden blood supply deficiency and leads to fainting. In addition, head problems should be ruled out.

If a child suddenly faints, we must first rule out the possibility of insufficient blood supply to the brain, and secondly, we must rule out the possibility of anemia in the child.

Guidance:

Since the child had symptoms of stomach discomfort when he fainted, we also had to rule out the possibility of epilepsy.

It is considered likely to be caused by an upper respiratory tract infection.

Guidance:

Considering that it is caused by viral infection, anti-infection and antiviral drugs can be given appropriately, and the cause of anemia can be checked to see whether it is malnutrition or lack of hematopoietic raw materials.

In this case, if the child wakes up and knows nothing when asked what happened, it should be considered as absence seizure of epilepsy.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination. If everything else is fine, it may be epilepsy.

The face is also black, which may be caused by epilepsy, hypoglycemia, hypotension, anemia, or emotions. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and then receive treatment. Pay attention to communicating more with your children to improve their personality. Also pay attention to communicating with teachers to avoid such simple and crude methods. Pay attention to giving your children more nutrition and a regular life.