Patient's question:
Turns green, shivers all over, unclear mind. At the age of three, body temperature was 38 degrees. First recurrence at the age of six, a total of 3 episodes. During this period, always took GABA tablets. Stopped medication at the age of 10, had another episode. Past treatment and effectiveness: Currently taking Depakote for almost a year without recurrence. Western medicine can...Doctor's answer:
Also known as "epilepsy," "," "," "," "," "," etc., it is a sudden, brief disorder of brain function and endocrine imbalance. The incidence rate is relatively high.Advice: Hello, you can take valproic acid, carbamazepine, phenobarbital, or phenytoin. Practical evidence shows that mental stress, pessimism, and disappointment can trigger epilepsy. Most epilepsy patients become pessimistic and disappointed due to long-term repeated episodes and certain gender discrimination in society. Epilepsy patients should build confidence in overcoming the disease, maintain a positive attitude, and treat the condition correctly. With a good mental state and active cooperation with doctors, enduring long-term treatment, most patients can achieve basic recovery and live a life similar to that of normal people. Wishing you a speedy recovery!