Patient's question:
When the child in your brother's family has a seizure, small bumps appear on their legs. They can have up to 6 seizures in a day. It starts with a feeling of numbness, and then they begin to seize. Their hands and feet become uncontrollable. Every time they go to the hospital, the doctors give them tranquilizers. Will the constant use of tranquilizers affect the child's development?Doctor's answer:
The side effects of tranquilizers are significant, and they are not suitable for long-term use. In the treatment of epilepsy, it is essential to maintain proper daily care. Correct daily care can help patients avoid some factors that trigger epilepsy in their daily lives.Advice:
It is highly effective in reducing the frequency of seizures and can alleviate the patient's pain. Additionally, patients should actively seek treatment in a formal hospital to ensure the condition is truly treated.