Patient's question:
At the beginning of this year, while playing at my relatives' house, a child suddenly fell to the ground, having severe convulsions. We initially thought it was a muscle cramp, but then the child started foaming at the mouth and wouldn't respond to our calls. We quickly sent them to the hospital, where the examination results revealed that the child had epilepsy and needed to be hospitalized for treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, the patient with epilepsy needs active treatment. It is recommended that the patient seek treatment in a regular hospital. After the diagnosis of epilepsy is confirmed, determine the classification, subtype, and etiology according to traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Gradually adjust the types, dosages, and treatment methods of the medication until the epilepsy no longer has seizures. This period is relatively short, generally lasting 1-3 months, and may be appropriately extended for individual severely ill patients.