Can my one-and-a-half-year-old baby, who has seizures, is not yet sitting or walking on his own, and is taking Gardinal, Parement, and Frisium, recover soon?
Seeing your child experience seizures and developmental delays is challenging, but please stay hopeful. His current medications, Gardinal (phenobarbital), Frisium (clobazam), and Parement, are vital for controlling seizures, which is the first step toward helping his brain develop. Because developmental delays are common with seizures, babies often need extra time to sit and walk. Regular physical therapy, alongside his medications, can make a wonderful difference in his physical milestones. With consistent care, therapy, and close follow-ups with his pediatric neurologist, many children show steady, reassuring progress over time.
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Can my one-and-a-half-year-old baby, who has seizures, is not yet sitting or walking on his own, and is taking Gardinal, Parement, and Frisium, recover soon?
