Patient's question:
Can a child with infantile spasms, who is over one year old, take goat antelope long-term? In August, it was discovered that the child has infantile spasms and cerebral palsy. Currently, they have been taking Western medicine, and while the epilepsy has been somewhat controlled, it still recurs daily. The doctor adjusts the medication monthly, and the frequency of spasms varies accordingly. Sometimes, when the adjustment is good, the child spasms every few days, but other times, when the adjustment is not good, they have multiple episodes in a single day. Currently, I am giving the child a small amount of goat antelope powder daily, and I feel it has a good effect, with a reduction in the frequency of spasms.Doctor's answer:
Hello, taking antelope horn powder can treat epilepsy, and long-term use has no significant side effects, but it does not have a therapeutic effect on liver damage! Suggestions: Antelope horn powder has the functions of calming the liver, extinguishing wind, clearing heat, calming fright, and detoxifying. It treats high fever with delirium, convulsions, and incoherent speech; headaches, dizziness, epilepsy, spasms, red eyes, and corneal opacity. It can be taken, and I wish you good health! Doctor's inquiry: