Does my daughter have any of the following symptoms? 20

The most typical symptoms of viral encephalitis are headache and projectile vomiting. and accompanied by fever. When mild, it is no different from the common cold, and when it is severe, it will have convulsions, convulsions, and other serious consequences.

The condition is generally not very stable. Doctors usually confirm the diagnosis by blood and electroencephalogram (EEG). Generally, children do not consider doing a lumbar puncture examination because of the trauma.

Judging from your description, your child is not necessarily viral encephalitis, sometimes gastrointestinal colds also have symptoms similar to viral encephalitis, in fact, as long as it is anti-inflammatory and antiviral**, it is generally possible to infuse for 5-7 days**. Don't be too nervous. Finally, I wish your baby a speedy **!

My nephew is now 6 years old!I had viral encephalitis twice in a month and am still in the hospital, and you are talking about a very similar condition to my nephew. However, it is still necessary to do lumbar puncture if it is diagnosed.

As for whether the lumbar puncture will leave sequelae, it is difficult to say, anyway, the probability is very low, my nephew has done two lumbar punctures, and I didn't find anything bad. Parents love their children, but they still have to cooperate with the doctor for the sake of the child's condition. Good luck to your baby soon**.

Hello: Don't worry, my son is also six years old, on August 3, he drank water in the morning and vomited a little, no energy, and then came to the hospital, the examination said that it was a sick brain, and the EEG conclusion was a borderline state, the doctor recommended a lumbar puncture, I didn't agree, I think the child is too young to stand it, and even if it does, it is like this, anti-inflammatory and antiviral plus nutrient solution, hospitalized ** after 11 days of EEG normal, 12 days later**discharge, now I feel very good, but to be carefully cared for, so the child's resistance is poor during the period.

There are light and severe, since there are no symptoms, don't do waist puncture. My daughter's doctor said that she was also sick to the brain, but the symptoms were very mild, and she would be fine after taking some medicine and injections.

** When the virus enters the human body, it first enters the bloodstream, causing viremia, and then can invade the organs of the whole body or the central nervous system; It can also be directly invaded by the virus to the central nervous system. When viral encephalitis occurs, it often causes inflammation, edema, necrosis and other changes in nerve cells, and a series of clinical manifestations appear. When inflammation spreads to the meninges, it is called viral meningoencephalitis.

Symptoms Viral encephalitis varies widely. There are both those who have a high fever and those who have a low fever. Usually there are headaches of varying degrees, vomiting, poor mental complexion, sleepiness and sleepiness.

In severe cases, there may be convulsions, coma, paralysis of limbs, and irregular respiratory rhythm. Depending on the type of virus, the manifestations of encephalitis are varied. Japanese encephalitis (JE) is transmitted by mosquitoes carrying the virus and is most likely to cause high fever, convulsions, and coma.

The onset is abrupt and progresses rapidly, and the disability rate and mortality rate are high.

The encephalitis caused by herpes simplex virus is also very serious. The brain not only has inflammation and edema, but also hemorrhage and necrosis.

Mumps encephalitis is a comorbid condition of mumps. In addition to the swelling and pain of the parotid gland, the child gradually developed symptoms such as headache and vomiting, indicating that the brain may be damaged. Some patients do not develop symptoms of encephalitis until the mumps have improved.

A very small number of patients never have mumps, which is a manifestation of encephalitis at the outset.

Viral encephalitis can be diagnosed by clinical presentation, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) tests, electroencephalogram, and CT. A small number of hospitals that are able to do specific antibody or virus isolation can be done. In order to further clarify the pathogen.

** Antiviral can be used in both confirmed and suspected patients**. For patients caused by herpes simplex virus, acyclic guanosine can be used; For patients with other viruses, virazole and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine can be combined**.

The prognosis of viral encephalitis is closely related to the pathogen of infection. Patients caused by herpes simplex virus have a poor prognosis. Many surviving patients have varying degrees of sequelae.

In addition to paying attention to physical exercise, various antiviral vaccines are the fundamental way to prevent viral encephalitis.