Question 1

When should I consult a paediatric neurologist?

Accepted Answer

If your child has seizures, frequent headaches, developmental delay, weakness, loss of skills, or persistent neurological symptoms, specialist evaluation helps.

Question 2

What should I do during a seizure?

Accepted Answer

Keep the child safe, place them on their side, do not put anything in the mouth and seek urgent care if the seizure is prolonged or breathing seems affected.

Question 3

Is EEG safe for children?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EEG is a safe and painless test that records brain activity.

Question 4

Do all children with seizures need long-term medicines?

Accepted Answer

Not always. The plan depends on the seizure type, frequency and cause. Your doctor will explain the need and duration.

Question 5

Can migraines happen to children?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Children can have migraines. A structured plan helps reduce frequency and school disruption.

Question 6

How is developmental delay assessed?

Accepted Answer

Assessment includes history, milestone review, examination and tests when needed. Therapy planning is guided by findings.

Question 7

What reports should we carry?

Accepted Answer

Bring growth records, prior EEG and scan reports, blood tests, school notes if relevant and the medicines list.

Question 8

How often is follow-up needed?

Accepted Answer

Follow-up depends on the condition and response. Your team will provide a schedule for reviews and monitoring.

Paediatric Neurology Treatment Programme