Alice in Wonderland syndrome, i.e., optic microscopy, is what s going on

I have it too, I remember it was after I had a fever when I was a child.

There are really a lot of diseases, my son had this situation some time ago, but I was so frightened that I did a cranial MR and electroencephalogram for about two weeks, and I didn't say anything about it. I went to see Director Huang Shaoping of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiaotong University, let me observe March! Thank you so much to her!

I think she's got pediatric epilepsy through! Her knowledge and ability are among the best in the country! From a doctor's point of view!

Alice Syndrome Alice Roaming Syndrome Duration: It usually occurs in childhood. Symptom: When you observe something for a long time, you will suddenly be like Alice in Wonderland, and the things around you suddenly become bigger or smaller.

Alice in Wonderland syndrome is a rare aura of migraines. The main symptom of the syndrome is distortion, that is to say, distortion of bodily sensation and vision, which the patient himself knows exactly is a hallucination.

Humans and animals suffering from this vision disorder can see some people and inanimate objects as much smaller than the real ones. Often, these perceived objects appear to be very far away or very close at the same time. Patients sometimes have mosaic visuals in front of their eyes, while others experience a distorted sense of time and space.

For example, a car of normal size may be perceived as a small toy. A pet dog may also be seen to be the size of a mouse.

It is reported that the famous German artist Kaethe Kollwitz (Kaethe Kollwitz) also suffered from this disease, and her artistic style changed from naturalism to expressionism.

British girl Abigail Moss was diagnosed with Alice in Wonderland in 2012, and she didn't know what she had until she watched a medical TV series and realized that she might be an "Alice in Wonderland" patient.

She consulted six psychiatrists before she was diagnosed, one of whom thought Moss had epilepsy. Moss said that when she became sick, she sometimes had hallucinations that lasted 20 minutes, and that her father had similar hallucinations.

Alice Sleepwalking Syndrome usually appears suddenly in a normal child, and it can happen within two or three days. In addition to a retrospective history, your child will have blood and serum tests, and sometimes cerebrospinal fluid tests to determine whether there is bacterial meningitis, as well as brain waves, computed tomography scans, and MRI tests to rule out dangerous tumors or malformations in the brain.

If the infection is more severe, the doctor will give antibiotics**. However, the vast majority of infections are usually viral infections, and as long as you pay attention to nutrition and safety, you can usually return to normal in about two weeks. If there are symptoms of mental instability, doctors use diazepam medications.

If you have a severe seizure, you may need anti-seizure medications.