[PDF]Pediatric infantile convulsion
Infantile convulsion symptoms: eyeball upturning, gnathospasmus, limbs vellicate, obnubilation, cyanochroia facial expression, urinary and fecal incontinence. It appears in every season in one to five years old children, divided into two types: acute convulsion and chronic convulsion. In TCM, acute convulsion is caused by cold-wind invasion, evil heat, and endogenous liver wind. Acute convulsion presymptoms: fever, disgorging, restlessness, crying. Besides symptoms above, chronic convulsion sufferers often feel tired, pale, cold limbs, week breathe.
Acupoints for infantile convulsion
Yintang renzhong chize liejue taiyuan
Zhongchong is at the centre of the tip of the middle finger
Fengchi
Dazhui
Dazhu
Fengmen
Feishu
Xinshu
Hegu
