ウエスト症候群（点頭てんかん）５つの特徴

West Syndrome (Infantile Spasms) is a severe form of epilepsy classified as a rare disease. It carries a high risk of causing significant delays in both intellectual and motor development. My own child was diagnosed with West Syndrome. Through my research and our journey, I realized that my child displayed five classic warning signs of the condition. In this video, I will share these five signs along with actual footage, hoping my experience can help others with early detection and treatment. I truly hope this information helps protect your loved ones through early intervention. [Timecodes] 0:00 5 Signs of West Syndrome 0:23 ① Characteristic Spasms (Series of Seizures) 1:04 ② Loss of Smiling (Social Smile) 1:30 ③ Increased Irritability / Fretfulness 1:58 ④ Loss of Interest in Surroundings 2:18 ⑤ Developmental Stagnation or Regression [Disclaimer] This video is not intended to provide professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The content is based on general information and personal experience; symptoms and situations vary for every individual. If you have any concerns about your child’s health, please consult a qualified medical professional or specialist immediately.