Know the reasons for children's convulsions and pay attention to their health in time

Many parents have encountered this situation, that is, the child suddenly convulses , which often scare the parents and they are at a loss. There are many reasons for children's convulsions, both physiological and psychological, which may cause children's convulsions . This mainly manifests as febrile convulsions, epilepsy, and electrolyte disorders. Let's take a look at the reasons why children suddenly convulse .

Causes of sudden convulsions in children

1. The child has a fever and convulsions. When a child has a fever and convulsions, parents should first consider that it is a high fever convulsion. Children with high fever convulsions will have convulsions. If the convulsions recur in a short period of time or the child continues to convulse for more than 5-10 minutes without relief, the child should be sent to the hospital immediately for doctor's help. Many children who go to the hospital for treatment with fever are admitted to the emergency department because of fever and convulsions. Parents should pay attention to whether their children have fever and convulsions in their daily lives. This is a common symptom in children and must be sent to the hospital for treatment in time.

2. Mental factors. If a child is suddenly stimulated by the mind, he is likely to have a convulsion, such as too much blame, excessive learning requirements, family discord, emotional neglect or some tense atmosphere in the environment. The convulsion behavior is the external manifestation of psychological contradictions and conflicts. These factors can cause children to have contradictory psychology.

3. Habits and imitation. Some children start twitching because of a conditioned escape response, such as imitating the twitching of others or blinking when there is a foreign object in the eye, which becomes a habit over time.

4. Physical factors. Children with certain neuropsychiatric types are prone to this disease, such as those who are nervous, hyperactive, timid, sensitive to people and things, emotionally unstable, and stubborn.

5. Excessive exercise. For children, excessive exercise can aggravate tics, such as after excessive play or after traveling. In addition, irregularities and changes in life may aggravate tics.

6. Problems with the education method. Some children are nervous because of their parents' overly strict education methods, which leads to convulsions, such as frequent beatings and scolding of children, inconsistent discipline, pampering of children, failure to set a good example, and lack of harmony in the family.