Patient's question:
Epilepsy in a five-month-old baby. Now eight months old, they have been taking oxcarbazepine and have not had any seizures. When should they have a follow-up examination? What tests are needed for the follow-up?Doctor's answer:
Hello, most epilepsy patients can be cured through proper treatment, and the prognosis is good.For medication, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine that nourishes the heart and kidneys, removes phlegm and calms wind, opens the orifices and stops seizures, activates blood circulation and resolves stasis, and pacifies the liver and expels fire. This helps regulate the body's condition, improve the function of internal organs, strengthen the foundation and cultivate essence, ultimately achieving the goal of cure. Traditional Chinese medicine has fewer side effects, treats both the root and symptoms, and reduces the likelihood of recurrence after recovery. It can achieve excellent therapeutic effects.