Toddler Has Left Frontal Lobe Hemorrhage, Blood Test Showed Fungal Sepsis. Is It Dangerous?
I have a baby...she is 4 and half months now... At the 7 day after birth she had 2 seizures.. MRI showed that she has left frontal love haemorrage... Blood test showed that she has fungal sepsis... Fungal treatment has been done for 21 days...she was born at 36 weeks with cesarean... Now she is 4 and half months old and again had 2 seizures... What would be the possible reason..??? Will it cause any dangerous effects...???
HI Thank for asking to HCM I really understand your worry, seizure is a medical emergency it is to be considered danger until and unless diagnose once it is finally diagnosed then it can be thought about the prognosis till then it is difficult to say any thing only on basis of brief history,, if it was a infection then it must have been treated successfully now the seizure would be because of some residual part of pathology and I think it will come around with the time, have nice day.
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Toddler Has Left Frontal Lobe Hemorrhage, Blood Test Showed Fungal Sepsis. Is It Dangerous?
HI Thank for asking to HCM I really understand your worry, seizure is a medical emergency it is to be considered danger until and unless diagnose once it is finally diagnosed then it can be thought about the prognosis till then it is difficult to say any thing only on basis of brief history,, if it was a infection then it must have been treated successfully now the seizure would be because of some residual part of pathology and I think it will come around with the time, have nice day.