Child feeling electric shock..and we see objects...

You are now in the Medical Consultations Department, and your medical advice mentioned is
not clear, so we ask you to clarify what your health condition is and what are the accompanying symptoms so that we can answer you as soon as possible
Either there is epilepsy or the feeling of electric shocks, this could be a type of epilepsy
Treatment needed for epilepsy
Epilepsy can be defined as a disorder and defect in the normal human brain activity, which leads to a difference in human behavior and feelings, and the induction of some seizures, and sometimes leads to loss of consciousness.
It affects both sexes, all age groups and all human races
And in the event that your child has convulsions, he must stay away from him during the seizure and make sure of his respiratory airway and breathing in addition to making sure of the heartbeat and keeping away harmful things around him and keeping people away from around him so that he can take adequate oxygen and lower his body temperature, then Transfer him to the hospital as soon as possible
The patient can take one of the following treatments, depending on the type and severity of the epilepsy disease, the age of the child, and the child’s response to the medication
phenobarbital, carbamazepine, phenytoin, valproic acid, oxcarbazepine, lamotrigine, gabapentin, topiramate, phenobarbital
The necessary tests 
Clinical medical examination of the child by a specialist or consultant to the brain and nerves to exclude non-neurological diseases that cause convulsions and confirm the disease as epilepsy and not convulsions and examine blood samples to ensure that there are no infectious diseases or imbalances in blood ions with electroencephalography and imaging Magnetic resonance imaging with a CT scan to exclude the presence of any masses or brain tumors
Symptoms of the disease
feeling of electric shocks
temporary confusion
Sudden unresponsiveness of the child
staring spell
Uncontrollable jerking and jerking movements of the arms and legs
Loss of consciousness or awareness
My advice to the patient
 Continuing the periodic follow-up of the child at the neurosurgeon consultant and taking the medication regularly, and your child will improve with age